Atl-nrt wifi
#2
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A search on 'international, wifi' would yield this thread.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/delta...-fleet-30.html
See post 446. Most 777s and 77Ls have wifi. There are still a few which do not.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/delta...-fleet-30.html
See post 446. Most 777s and 77Ls have wifi. There are still a few which do not.
#3
Join Date: Nov 2000
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wifi
I flew MSP - NRT on a 777 a month ago and bit the bullet on a discounted 24 pass with low expectations.
I was really blown away at how good the connection was. I did work for a couple of hours (email etc) and then browsed the internet, facebook, youtube, reddit etc and had very little difference from broadband at home.
I would get it again absolutely.
I was really blown away at how good the connection was. I did work for a couple of hours (email etc) and then browsed the internet, facebook, youtube, reddit etc and had very little difference from broadband at home.
I would get it again absolutely.
#4
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I'll be on that same MSP-NRT flight in a few months. If I already have a Monthly Go-Go Pass for Delta is that going to cover the International leg as well, or will I need to pay for that separately?
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A global day pass is $28
http://www.gogoair.com/delta-global-day-pass
the BOGO offer seems to have finally ended -- it lasted well beyond the published March 31st end date (I bought 2 at the end of April... have since added another intl trip, wish I'd bought 4 )
#6
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Only if you explicitly have the monthly global plan. The $49.95 is US/Can/Mex only.
A global day pass is $28
http://www.gogoair.com/delta-global-day-pass
the BOGO offer seems to have finally ended -- it lasted well beyond the published March 31st end date (I bought 2 at the end of April... have since added another intl trip, wish I'd bought 4 )
A global day pass is $28
http://www.gogoair.com/delta-global-day-pass
the BOGO offer seems to have finally ended -- it lasted well beyond the published March 31st end date (I bought 2 at the end of April... have since added another intl trip, wish I'd bought 4 )
I can use my current monthly plan for the domestic legs to MSP and back from JFK on the return.
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Thanks, That's kind of what I figure but thought I would validate. I'm just glad it looks like all the 777 have or will have WiFi by the time I fly. I don't mind paying for it, if only to help pass the time on such a long flight.
I can use my current monthly plan for the domestic legs to MSP and back from JFK on the return.
I can use my current monthly plan for the domestic legs to MSP and back from JFK on the return.
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Only if you explicitly have the monthly global plan. The $49.95 is US/Can/Mex only.
A global day pass is $28
http://www.gogoair.com/delta-global-day-pass
the BOGO offer seems to have finally ended -- it lasted well beyond the published March 31st end date (I bought 2 at the end of April... have since added another intl trip, wish I'd bought 4 )
A global day pass is $28
http://www.gogoair.com/delta-global-day-pass
the BOGO offer seems to have finally ended -- it lasted well beyond the published March 31st end date (I bought 2 at the end of April... have since added another intl trip, wish I'd bought 4 )
#9
Join Date: Jan 2010
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I need to double-check my renewal date on the monthly plan but I'll probably just upgrade my Monthly Domestic Plan to a Global one for the month and then drop it back to domestic when I return. That approach will only cost me $20 for both ways to and from NRT in addition to what I already pay for the domestic monthly.