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WiFi for T-Mobile users free is back
I didn’t see this announcement. I’m currently using WiFi for free as a T-Mobile user. Impressive!
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Originally Posted by enviroian
(Post 32700607)
I didn’t see this announcement. I’m currently using WiFi for free as a T-Mobile user. Impressive!
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Is this available for Sprint users as well now that they've merged to T-Mobile?
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Originally Posted by lowfareair
(Post 32700657)
I believe that is a Gogo-provided benefit rather than AA-provided. You may on one of the rare Gogo flights which is why you see it.
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AA has changed the login page for both Gogo planes and Viasat planes to aainflight.com. I was on two 737-800s recently that had Viasat wifi, and no luck as a T-Mobile user. It's good to know that a provision to log in with a T-Mobile account still exists on the Gogo-enabled planes.
Interestingly enough, the reason AA has a bunch of Viasat planes is because they had a "shiny new thing" clause in their contract with Gogo that let them break the contract when the faster Viasat technology came along. |
Originally Posted by VFR
(Post 32700812)
Interestingly enough, the reason AA has a bunch of Viasat planes is because they had a "shiny new thing" clause in their contract with Gogo that let them break the contract when the faster Viasat technology came along.
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Originally Posted by lowfareair
(Post 32700657)
I believe that is a Gogo-provided benefit rather than AA-provided. You may on one of the rare Gogo flights which is why you see it.
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Originally Posted by VFR
(Post 32700812)
AA has changed the login page for both Gogo planes and Viasat planes to aainflight.com. I was on two 737-800s recently that had Viasat wifi, and no luck as a T-Mobile user. It's good to know that a provision to log in with a T-Mobile account still exists on the Gogo-enabled planes.
Interestingly enough, the reason AA has a bunch of Viasat planes is because they had a "shiny new thing" clause in their contract with Gogo that let them break the contract when the faster Viasat technology came along. |
Originally Posted by jimmyz1
(Post 32701876)
Above is correct..... t-mobile access only works on gogo equipped aircraft... no luck on viasat.
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I think the Gogo plane have done a go go go go gone
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Headed back home on 387 in a 319. Let’s hope it’s gogo.
yep. one caveat — only 1 hour free is given. WHY just not offer the full flight. https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...52a2a43a1a.png |
Originally Posted by enviroian
(Post 32704810)
Headed back home on 387 in a 319. Let’s hope it’s gogo.
yep. one caveat — only 1 hour free is given. WHY just not offer the full flight. https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...52a2a43a1a.png |
Originally Posted by Antarius
(Post 32705216)
It's always been 1 hour?
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Originally Posted by enviroian
(Post 32705262)
no sir. It was unlimited before.
Magenta - 1 hour Magenta Plus - Unlimited More Plus benefits 3G vs 2G speed for free international data (unlimited) 20GB of LTE tethered speed vs 3 GB HD streaming vs SD streaming 2 devices on Netflix vs 1 https://www.t-mobile.com/offers/gogo-inflight |
It's unlimited if you have the $10 PLUS add on with Tmobile (I do). It works on Gogo flights, which I thought at this point was only regional flights and not mainline?
Agree that it would be good if Tmobile would get a deal with Viasat. Gogo is becoming less useful since AA is dropping them, and it never worked on UA anyway due to their customized portal. |
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