Internet on the airplane is starting. Delta announces it will offer $2 passes to use WiFi inflight. Who thought Delta would lead the charge.
Read the full press release HERE
Take off and txt away. With an in-flight Wi-Fi Mobile Pass available starting as low as $1.95, you can keep up with your friends and loved ones from above 10,000 feet. Send and receive mobile messages using most Wi-Fi enabled smartphones via iMessage, Blackberry Messenger, or other messaging apps like WhatsApp, Google Hangout, and Facebook Messenger. Or you can email and browse the web, all from your smartphone.
So no more “BRB” when you get on a flight. Instead, feel free to “ROTFL” (only when the fasten seat-belt sign is turned off).
With the most Wi-Fi equipped planes in the air, no other airline keeps you more connected.
GOGO HAS THE U.S. COVERED
Delta Connect and Gogo are available on Gogo equipped flights within the continental U.S. and portions of Alaska*.
With Delta and Gogo, you can surf the sky knowing that we have you covered on Gogo equipped flights within the entire continental U.S. & Alaska.
*Service is not available outside the continental USA and Alaska as shown. Some parts of Alaska may experience interruptions.
Check My Trips to see if Wi-Fi is available on your flight.
HOW TO CONNECT
Wi-Fi. You've got it on the ground — now look for it in the air.
To see if the Internet is available, look for the "Wi-Fi Onboard" icon overhead or next to your row number.
To connect, turn on your Wi-Fi device, connect to the "gogoinflight" signal and launch your browser.
Tech Tip: You can connect with any Wi-Fi enabled device, including laptops, tablets and smartphones (set to airplane mode, of course).
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