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US Airways inflight Wi-Fi service available on all A321 aircraft - with a freebie
After a brief introduction period, US Airways has become the next big airline to bring the Gogo Inflight Internet service to most of its planes. Starting this week, the service will be available on all US Airways Airbus A321 planes, and for the next seven days, access will be free of charge (June 1st - June 8 11:59pm)
When you board a Gogo enabled plane, you'll see a Wi-Fi symbol next to the boarding door, as well as an instruction card in the seat pocket. Once the plane passes 10,000 feet (and the captain permits it), you can turn on your laptop, PDA, iPad or smartphone, and access the network.
After this week, access will cost $4.95 on flights up to 1 1/2 hours, $9.95 ($7.95 for small mobile devices) on flights up to 3 hours, and $12.95 ($7.95 for small mobile devices) on flights over 3 hours. On select flights, you'll even be able to access the service up to 100 miles beyond the U.S. border.
To learn more about the service, how to connect, and where it'll be available - check out the US Airways Gogo Inflight Internet page.
Filed under: Airlines, Internet Tools
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Michael K Jun 1st 2010 7:15PM
Your title is wrong, it is either all A321 aircraft or A320..there is a difference.
Scott Carmichael Jun 1st 2010 7:49PM
Good catch - apologies for that!
Michael K Jun 1st 2010 7:52PM
No worries...I just got really excited thinking USAirways went above and beyond and outfitted their A320 aircraft as well. To bad these aircraft don't have power to plug in while using the internet. Kind of go hand in hand.