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Business travelers are used to take advantage of Internet access to hundreds of airports around the world, there are over 300 locations in the U.S. alone, including terminals and lounges many club company.

Inflight Internet is gradually expanding to other airlines in the United States and the flight and throughout other parts of the world. There are some vendors flight as Aircell Gogo Inflight Row44 and now in partnership with iPass, which makes business connections automatically.

So what can you do with Inflight Internet?
You can do almost everything you're already equipped to make your Wi-Fi service based on the ground! Things like text chat, web browsing, email and Internet radio, even (with a helmet, please!) All work seamlessly. With some services, it even works with corporate VPN networks, providing secure access to your work environment. You can follow the latest news and sports scores, check with the office, schedule meetings, send and receive documents on which you work, and much more. Rules for safe air transport - and the basic label - prohibit the use of voice communication services on the Internet such as Skype, so you do not need to worry about your neighbor suddenly rising intrusive conversation session.

How does it work?
These services or rely on satellite communications or a national network of mobile broadband towers on the ground who are facing up to cover the whole sky above the continental U.S. A Once your flight has reached an altitude of 10,000 feet and the crew gives the green light to turn your portable electronic devices, the service will be available. Just look for service in your client access to the Internet and double-click to connect or open a browser which will guide you through the connection. Make sure you check if your service provider is listed, saving connection charges.

See how to connect with this demo: http://www3.ipass.com/about/inflight-internet/

Where to connect
Until now, one of the biggest obstacles to the use of Wi-Fi in flight just was not whether she would be available on your flight. However, a critical mass of wireless aircraft traveling within the United States are now in the air. American AirTran and Virgin offer the service on board on each domestic flight, and the entire fleet of Delta primarily to be equipped by the summer. Other airlines are also expanding their fleets of Wi-Fi quickly, Alaska, Southwest and Continental will join the team sky high this year.

Who is on board with Gogo and iPass?
Air Canada A319 Available on selected long haul flights to the United States from Montreal or Toronto and Los Angeles. Locate the Air Canada logo Wi-Fi on board.
AirTran Airways: Available on all flights to U.S. destinations AirTran.
Alaska Airlines: soon to roll out across all 115 aircraft by the end of 2010.
American Airlines: Available on all Boeing 767-200, MD80 aircraft to select, and soon the 737. Check AA Wi-Fi Widget in 24 hours of your flight to see if she Gogo.
Continental Airlines has announced it will install Gogo on 21 Boeing 757-300 aircraft flying domestic routes by summer.
Delta / Northwest: Now available on over 1,000 flights daily and weekly expanding. All domestic mainline fleet is scheduled to be equipped by the summer.
United Airlines: Now available on all flights ® ps premium service between New York (JFK) and Los Angeles (LAX) or San Francisco (SFO).
U.S. Airways: Will be available soon.