Delta wifi with a Dell Laptop
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Delta wifi with a Dell Laptop
I am going to be traveling today with a new dell labtop that has a microsoft store but doesnt have the gogo app as an option. What is going to be my best way to hook to get on the internet? Thanks for the help. ☺
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I prefer Firefox.
Once your computer is connected to wifi, when you try to access ANY internet page, except, maybe Delta.com, (like - gm.com - starbucks.com - flyertalk.com), you'll be directed to the gogo home page.
Once your computer is connected to wifi, when you try to access ANY internet page, except, maybe Delta.com, (like - gm.com - starbucks.com - flyertalk.com), you'll be directed to the gogo home page.
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You can probably also use:
http://airborne.gogoinflight.com/
I have this bookmarked as "Delta in-flight portal":
http://airborne.gogoinflight.com/gbp...execution=e1s1
But not sure the extra stuff matters/may just end up getting redirected there anyway.
If you aren't already logged in to Gogo, that page should have a link to sign in, or to watch content/flight map etc. without signing in.
http://airborne.gogoinflight.com/
I have this bookmarked as "Delta in-flight portal":
http://airborne.gogoinflight.com/gbp...execution=e1s1
But not sure the extra stuff matters/may just end up getting redirected there anyway.
If you aren't already logged in to Gogo, that page should have a link to sign in, or to watch content/flight map etc. without signing in.
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You can probably also use:
http://airborne.gogoinflight.com/
I have this bookmarked as "Delta in-flight portal":
http://airborne.gogoinflight.com/gbp...execution=e1s1
But not sure the extra stuff matters/may just end up getting redirected there anyway.
If you aren't already logged in to Gogo, that page should have a link to sign in, or to watch content/flight map etc. without signing in.
http://airborne.gogoinflight.com/
I have this bookmarked as "Delta in-flight portal":
http://airborne.gogoinflight.com/gbp...execution=e1s1
But not sure the extra stuff matters/may just end up getting redirected there anyway.
If you aren't already logged in to Gogo, that page should have a link to sign in, or to watch content/flight map etc. without signing in.
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No offense to OP, nobody else caught the "labtop" vs. "laptop", could cause some to wonder if that has anything to do with a lab service dawg... Per others any browswer (or bowser if with service dog) will work, enjoy your trip.
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I believe the gogo app is even being phased out? I flew back thursday night and when I fired it up it gave some message about not using it anymore and directed me to the gogo site in my browser to log in and activate. Anyone else see this in the last couple days?
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t-mobile has 1 hour of gogo Internet for free, for a phone, and then free access to several IM services for the whole flight.
With a laptop, just hook up using any browser you want, but to find out what's the best value for your needs, do some research. I tried to find out how much these things cost if you buy them in the air, but a quick check didn't yield the information.
If you want a global pass that works with a laptop, either buy it on the ground, or if you fly enough to justify it, you can get a global Delta plan for $69.95 per month, or a global multi-airline plan for $79.95 per month.
Again, for a single flight, a global pass bought on the ground is $28 - unless you can find it cheaper, in which case I hope you let us know about it.