If you're on a decently long flight and want to connect to the net, there are more options than ever this year. If you're not flying Virgin America, however, they're not free. Unless you have these coupon codes, that is.
Our connectivity-loving sibling blog Gizmodo found a few codes for free in-flight Wi-Fi sitting on the FlyerTalk and MyMoneyBlog.com sites, good for one free in-flight hook-up per email address. As Giz notes, however, if you've got a Gmail address or another email that supports period separation (kevin.purdy instead of kevinpurdy) or + sign demarcations (kevinpurdy+freewifi), you can create an unlimited number of email activations.
Here are the relevant codes for the three U.S. airlines using GoGo's service:
- Delta: DELTATRYGOGO
- AirTran: AIRTRANTRYGOGO
- American Airlines: AATRYGOGO
There are other codes to enter if these don't do anything for you, listed at the links below. Wondering whether your flight will have decent in-flight wireless service, free or otherwise? Check out Jaunted's In-Flight WiFi Status Update, which also features mini-reviews of the services themselves.
Free Gogo Internet. Pass It On [FlyerTalk Forums]
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