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Originally Posted by keloutwest
(Post 25064541)
What?
You must claim the passes. It was easy and they now show up in my GoGo account. I only use GoGo on cross country flights, so the 10 annual passes are perfect. For short flights I can live without the overpriced GoGo. |
Originally Posted by DCAproducer
(Post 25064587)
Amex Platinum card holders get 10 free GoGo flight passes per year. It's a relatively new benefit. (Amex Platinum, not the DL Plat Amex)
You must claim the passes. It was easy and they now show up in my GoGo account. I only use GoGo on cross country flights, so the 10 annual passes are perfect. For short flights I can live without the overpriced GoGo. |
Originally Posted by fliesdelta
(Post 25064713)
I thought those were for the biz version of the platinum card? Or does the personal version also have this benefit?
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As someone who is provided a corporate GoGo subscription and, when it works, is able to get a lot done while flying, I very much appreciate managing the use of bandwidth by varying the price.
Does anyone know if the pricing is dynamic during the flight (i.e. as more people get on-line the price increases)? |
Originally Posted by bennos
(Post 25063166)
As long as
I used to expense it too, but I made our mgmt a deal a few years ago that if they got me a hotspot, I'd quit expensing gogo. A hotspot is at least 10x as valuable to me. For a while I just hacked it, but it's so slow now that it's not even worth the effort. It's really not that hard to work offline for an hour or two. |
Originally Posted by HDQDD
(Post 25065261)
Fixed that for ya. :)
I used to expense it too, but I made our mgmt a deal a few years ago that if they got me a hotspot, I'd quit expensing gogo. A hotspot is at least 10x as valuable to me. For a while I just hacked it, but it's so slow now that it's not even worth the effort. It's really not that hard to work offline for an hour or two. |
Originally Posted by yohanson
(Post 25061996)
Hmmm, I'm still paying $39.99/month.
[added] The price actually went up like a year ago, but I (and I assume you) were grandfathered for a year. |
I tolerated gogo's lousy bandwidth and spotty coverage when I was flying every week, and the cost was $40/month.
I fired gogo when they were caught breaking into encrypted web page sessions using a dynamically generated self signed certificate for domains like gmail.com. Their lame reasoning was that they needed to do that to block streaming content. If that is an example of their development team's finest reasoning, the entire lot of them should be fired for gross incompetence. Checking with seatmates from time to time on different flights, I find that gogo performance has gotten worse (I didn't think that could be possible), and they raised the price. Thanks, but no. |
Originally Posted by RobertS975
(Post 25062509)
You must have missed the email where they told you about the price increase... to $59/month!
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Originally Posted by jallred6
(Post 25065673)
I fired gogo when they were caught breaking into encrypted web page sessions using a dynamically generated self signed certificate for domains like gmail.com. Their lame reasoning was that they needed to do that to block streaming content. If that is an example of their development team's finest reasoning, the entire lot of them should be fired for gross incompetence.
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the cost also depends how much $$$ the airline wants. i haven't seen high pricing of wifi on Alaska like I do on Delta.
Also - when you guys have slow connections - click on live chat and ..... about it. i did today flying SEA-JNU and they gave me a $15 credit. The towers in British Columbia must be hurting because I've never had such a slow slow SLOW experience and I'm used to Chicago/Dallas/Atlanta being uber slow. |
It's hilarious how mission critical go go is to all the DYKWZiAs until either they have to pay 50 per month or the company stops paying for it.
" negotiate a hotspot with mgt?" Lol!! |
Originally Posted by UAPremierExec
(Post 25067187)
the cost also depends how much $$$ the airline wants. i haven't seen high pricing of wifi on Alaska like I do on Delta.
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Originally Posted by 3Cforme
(Post 25067922)
Maybe not you haven't seen these prices but AS certainly sets the upper bound of GoGo pricing pretty high, especially for a carrier that has few flights >2500 miles.
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Originally Posted by javabytes
(Post 25064752)
No, you're right. Only the business/corporate Amex Platinum. Not the personal one.
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