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Google spreads holiday cheer with complimentary Gogo Inflight Wi-Fi
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Once again, Google is giving away some really nice holiday presents this season. Last year, the search giant provided free Wi-Fi at airports around the nation, and this year they are bringing their generosity to the skies by offering complimentary Wi-Fi on flight aboard AirTran, Delta and Virgin America flights. These three airlines have outfitted their entire fleet with Wi-Fi, powered by Gogo Inflight.
The promotion starts On November 20, and lasts till January 2 - which means flying during the holiday season won't be that bad this year. Google is using the promotion to create some buzz for their Chrome Browser. If you haven't tried Chrome, I can highly recommend taking it for a spin.
You can connect to Gogo Inflight using your Wi-Fi enabled laptop, PDA, smartphone or tablet - and you'll enjoy broadband speeds as soon as the captain says you can safely use your device.
If you are flying one of the Gogo Inflight enabled airlines not included in the promotion, you can still get online - and prices start at just $4.95 for flights under and hour and a half. For the entire overview of pricing options, head on over to Gogo Inflight.
For more on the promotion, head on over to freeholidaywifi.com.
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