You can try wireless internet on Delta Airlines flights with Gogo WiFi service ($12.99 value)...
In order to use it:
1. Enable the WiFi on your laptop or mobile device and select "gogoinflight." 2. Launch your browser, locate the promo code at right, and jot it down. 3. Click "Buy" to create an account. 4. Enter promo code on "Payment info" page (case sensitive). 5. Click "Update Total."
The offer expires on 12/31/09.
If you create new accounts, you basically have unlimited usage of this offer...
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Launch your browser, locate the promo code at right, and jot it downgogo codes usually work on all airlines, so if someone puts the code onto FW you can use it on american, jetblue etc...
pvk2kor said: cooool . I would like this on international flights tooI talked to a gogo guy in an airport a few weeks ago. He said right now it's a ground based RF system so I don't think we're likely to see it on int'l flights soon. I think others are working on Satellite Based versions for int'l.
voltch
Greedy Member
posted: Sep. 21, 2009 @ 11:54a
I did this earlier in the month when I flew on Delta.
1. Enable the WiFi on your laptop or mobile device and select "gogoinflight." 2. Sign-in or Click "Buy" to create an account. 3. On "Payment info" page, enter promo code (case sensitive) for free trial. 4. Click "Update Total."
Now airlines are going to have to beef up their power plug stations at each seat. No, I'm not referring to 1st class/Business class only. The whole plane.
Nothing like a 13 hr flight with a 3hr battery.
wchan3
Member
posted: Sep. 28, 2009 @ 11:38a
Wi-fi is good for upper 48 US States only. It's ground based service, not satellite. A 6 hour battery is sufficient for all 48 State US flights.
coolbreeze said: Now airlines are going to have to beef up their power plug stations at each seat. No, I'm not referring to 1st class/Business class only. The whole plane.
Nothing like a 13 hr flight with a 3hr battery.
joshdds
New Member
posted: Sep. 29, 2009 @ 1:35a
i guess it wont work for a flight to hawaii from san fran ?!
wchan3 said: Wi-fi is good for upper 48 US States only. It's ground based service, not satellite. A 6 hour battery is sufficient for all 48 State US flights.
coolbreeze said: Now airlines are going to have to beef up their power plug stations at each seat. No, I'm not referring to 1st class/Business class only. The whole plane.
coolbreeze said: Now airlines are going to have to beef up their power plug stations at each seat. No, I'm not referring to 1st class/Business class only. The whole plane.
Nothing like a 13 hr flight with a 3hr battery.
Virgin America has outlets in every seat
hitch
Member
posted: Oct. 28, 2009 @ 10:03p
The code works, but you will need alternate email addresses for future use. I'm saving mine for the Vegas trip next week
Once you log on to gogoinflight, just sign up for the daily package and apply a promotion code. You'll need to create a new account every time you do this, but there is no e-mail verification process, so you can literally use blahblah@myfakeisp.com every time you want to use the WiFi.
As for promotion codes, I was on a Delta flight with Gogo a couple weeks ago, and the code was DELTATRYGOGO. Last week, I was on AirTran (all planes equipped with Gogo now), and although no code was posted, on a whim I tried AIRTRANTRYGOGO. Worked perfectly.
I suspect Gogo has a free code for many or most airlines, so just try guessing what it might be. For American, could it be AATRYGOGO or AMERICANTRYGOGO?
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