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Free WiFi services offered by Google, Yahoo, Bing and Ebay ? Reply 
Posted by admin on 11:41:43 am on 11/10/2009 Modified: 2:58:34 pm on 11/10/2009

Any codes for Free Wifi inflight ? I have come across quite a few that are good till the end of the year.

Google's Free Wi-Fi offer Reply 
Posted by admin on 2:48:05 pm on 11/10/2009 Modified: Never

Google announced that it is working with airports across the country as well as Boingo Wireless, Advanced Wireless Group, Airport Marketing Income and others to provide free Wi-Fi as a holiday gift now through January 15, 2010. You will be asked to change your default search engine to Google and try the their Chrome browser. The gift currently includes 47 airports, including Las Vegas, San Jose, Boston, Baltimore, Burbank, Houston, Indianapolis, Seattle, Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, Orlando, St. Louis and Charlotte. Additionally, as a result of this project, Burbank and Seattle airports will begin offering airport-wide free Wi-Fi indefinitely. For more information visit our Travel Blog with our special Free Wi-Fi article

Google and Virgin Atlantic's Free Wi-Fi offer Reply 
Posted by admin on 2:51:38 pm on 11/10/2009 Modified: 3:02:26 pm on 11/10/2009

Back in October Google and Virgin America announced an exclusive partnership with Google to provide free WiFi on all Virgin America flights. From Nov. 10, 2009-Jan. 15, 2010, guests on all Virgin America flights will be able to check email, gift shop online, stay in touch with family and friends via social media, or just go wherever the web takes them – all for free. For more Free Wi-Fi Airline information visit our Travel Blog.

Microsoft - Bing's free WiFi offer Reply 
Posted by admin on 2:55:43 pm on 11/10/2009 Modified: 3:02:49 pm on 11/10/2009

WiFi Promo for Microsoft: Microsoft has teamed up with mobile access provider JiWire to allow free Wi-Fi at a broad range of airports and hotels across the nation. It lets consumers gain free WiFi Internet access at participating hot spots in exchange for one search on the engine Bing. All you have to do in order to log on is make 1 search on Microsoft’s Bing search engine. For more Free Wi-Fi Airline information visit our Travel Blog.

Yahoo's Free Wi-Fi in Times Square for a year Reply 
Posted by admin on 2:57:36 pm on 11/10/2009 Modified: 3:03:04 pm on 11/10/2009

Yahoo Wi-Fi Promo: Times Square Alliance and Yahoo have partnered to bring Free Wi-Fi to Times Square starting November 10th. Whether you're a Times Square resident, a neighborhood employee, a die-hard New Yorker or one of the neighborhood's millions of annual visitors, you can access the web for free during your next visit to Times Square — through a new portal that offers the latest information about Times Square events and businesses, as well as news from around the world and local weather. Wi-fi is available along the Broadway Plaza between 42nd and 44th Streets and 46th and 47th Streets, including Duffy Square. Yahoo will be providing free wireless access at Times Square in New York City, for an entire year.) For more Free Wi-Fi Airline information visit our Travel Blog.

Ebay's Free Wi-Fi offer for Thanksgiving week aboard Delta flights Reply 
Posted by admin on 3:00:49 pm on 11/10/2009 Modified: 3:03:24 pm on 11/10/2009

EBay Promo: EBay is providing Free WiFi through Gogo for 7 days during the Thanksgiving holiday. On more than 250 domestic Delta Airline flights during the busiest travel week of the year on domestic flights on Delta airlines during the Thanksgiving travel rush of November 24-30, 2009 your wi-fi is free.  Passengers will be given a promotional code that will take them directly to eBay’s holiday home page. EBay is hoping it will help travelers to complete their holiday shopping while on board. For more Free Wi-Fi Airline information visit our Travel Blog.

Free WiFi services for Gogo inflight aboard Delta, Air Tran and American Airlines Reply 
Posted by admin on 3:04:44 pm on 11/10/2009 Modified: 3:05:30 pm on 11/10/2009

Free Wifi for 3 Airlines: Also while searching I found Free Wi-Fi On 3 Major U.S. Airlines Now Thru December 31, 2009. Special trial one time use savings coupon code for anyone flying now thru December 31, 2009. This is a special promotion from gogoinflight.com and only work for new accounts. Here is a list that codes that may work for each airlines: Delta – DELTATRYGOGO Airtran – AIRTRANTRYGOGO American – AATRYGOGO .    For more Free Wi-Fi Airline information visit our Travel Blog.

Gogo Inflight code Reply 
Posted by admin on 3:20:03 pm on 11/10/2009 Modified: Never

I came across this code also - anybody tried it ?

If you haven’t used Gogo before, sign up on your next Internet-equipped flight, enter this code and try it out at no charge: 2285919280gzg
The offer is good through Jan. 7, 2010, which covers the busy holiday travel season. So print out the code and carry it on your next flight and feel free to pass it along to your friends.

American Airlines WiFi search widget Reply 
Posted by atlasmanager on 9:15:52 pm on 11/19/2009 Modified: 9:19:26 pm on 11/19/2009

I recently had a flight from Las Vegas and I took two American Airlines flights and neither plane had WiFi.It turns out that American has only added WiFI to around 150 of their planes. Now American has created a widget to let you know in advance whether or not you flight offers WiFi.

This was posted on their site: Internet connectivity is now available on all Boeing 767-200 aircraft, select MD80’s and is coming soon to our 737 fleet. You can enjoy complimentary access to all AA.com has to offer -- book flights, hotel or car rental, check your AAdvantage® account and more. And with prices as low as $5.95 per session, Gogo® Inflight Internet provides full broadband web, VPN and e-mail access so you can stay connected during your flight.

Check up to 24 hours in advance to see if your flight is Wi-Fi enabled. Simply enter your flight number or select your origination city from the drop-down menu. If your itinerary includes connecting flights, you will need to check flight-by-flight

http://www.aawifiwidget.com/?anchorLocation=DirectURL&title=wifiwidget