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How to get free WiFi on your holiday flights!
One of the best innovations in travel over the past year has been the roll-out of wireless Internet access on flights. It has allowed us to check e-mail, get work done, and update our Facebook status, all at 35,000 feet. What cold be better? It truly is a wonder of modern technology on par with the Hubble Telescope and the Large Hadron Collider.Fortunately, if you're traveling this holiday season, there is a good chance you'll get to test it out for yourself, and for no cost. Our pals over at Gizmodo have the scoop on how you can gain access to free inflight WiFi at least through the end of the year, thanks to some well timed promotional codes that may have been delivered by Santa himself.
According to Giz, the following codes will work through Dec. 31st. If you are flying Delta, then use DELTATRYGOGO, if you're trip is booked with AirTran, then AIRTRANTRYGOGO should gain you access, and finally, if you're on American Airlines, then give AATRYGOGO a shot. If for some reason you have issues with those codes, Gizmodo has a few other promotional codes , that are good through January 7, you can try as well. Travelers flying on Virgin America don't even need a code at all, as they have partnered with Google to offer free inflight WiFi until January 15th.
And before you head out for the airport, be sure to check out Jaunted's awesome Inflight WiFi Guide, which offers a quick and easy way of determining your chances of having Internet access on your upcoming trip and how much it'll cost you if you do. Not all airlines have installed the service as of yet, and others are still rolling it out, so it's nice to know ahead of time if it is even an option.
A big thank you to Gizmodo and Jaunted for sharing this information. It'll definitely come in hand for many of us over the next few weeks.
A big thank you to Gizmodo and Jaunted for sharing this information. It'll definitely come in hand for many of us over the next few weeks.
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