US Airways Dividend Miles (Pre-FlightFund Merger) - internet terminals in US clubs?

I am flying SEA-PIT-CLT-LGW on Tuesday and would like to email a file during my PIT or CLT layover. I'm flying Envoy, so I'll have lounge access, but my laptop is not equipped to dial out.

Are there internet terminals in any of these clubs, or perhaps elsewhere in the airport?

Geez, someone's making a mileage run...


I'm not sure as far as terminals in the club, but they definitely have laptop modem ports on every phone in all of the clubs...

Not a mileage run! I just wanted the longest (and latest) possible Atlantic crossing, so I can get some sleep.

I need an actual terminal as I don't have a dial up connection off my laptop. Since I have 3 hours in CLT, an airport hotel w/biz center is an option.

If your looking for an RJ Ethernet connection to the net your SOL. Every club I have ever been in has only had dial up option.

rawbert

LAX has computers with "pay by the minute" internet connection but I don't know about the east coast clubs. Maybe you will be lucky.

I know that PIT does not have any internet access outside the club when I was there last year. (I asked in the club since I didn't have a laptop with me). In PHL, there is the Mail Boxes Etc. that has internet access--pay a few dollars for 15 min time. In the clubs, there are only dial ups from what I'd seen. I am not sure what is in the club at LGW but the club there was quite nice when I was there last year.

Yes - PIT has zero, zero, zero internet (I spent 3 hours on the phone calling friends since there was no internet!).

PHL has Mailboxes as someone stated above (it's down towards the International Terminals - right by the security checkpoint.

Great place - they just expanded from 1 terminal to 3.

No internet terminals at CLT (clubs or the airport) that I'm aware of - sorry.

On a related note, anyone have an update on when the wireless network will be functional in PIT?

I still havent figured out why the companies who sell this service didnt start off installing these in airport clubs and wait a while to wire the whole airport. DEN is an example - AT&T wired the whole place. They could have done a bunch of clubs for the same price.