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MFR, Medford, Oregon, free wireless throughout terminal
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LGB - Long Beach - free wireless throughout
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TUS - Tucson, Arizona has free wireless in the restaurant/bar airside section, and you can pick up a reasonable signal also if you're at the first gate nearest the bar.
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EAT (Wenatchee, WA) and AWL (Walla Walla, WA) both have free internet.
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Originally Posted by jsmeeker
I want to know which airline clubs offer free WiFi. It certainly isn't the AA Admiral's Club.
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BGM (Binghamton NY) free throughout
BTW unless something has changed in the last week CVG does NOT have free wireless. Yes they put in the "connect and recharge" stations. But when you hook into the wired or use the wireless you do have to pay, it is through cincinnatti bell. |
PHF--------Throughout terminal----Wi-fi--------------------------Oct 05
ROC--------At least in A concourse----Wi-fi-----------------------Dec 05 |
MYR - Myrtle Beach - free wireless
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PHX Phoenix Sky Harbor just activated wireless throughout the terminals.
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PBI - Palm Beach International - free wireless throughout
On a tangent (but related to the topic), there is also free wi-fi in downtown West Palm Beach, provided by the city |
any canadian airports got free wireless? or internet?
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COS has free wireless. There's no airport clubs or connecting flights through there, but they do have the free wireless and a decent restaurant inside security.
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Free WiFi
Originally Posted by mcrt
I was passing through the CVG-Cincinnati terminal C this weekend and noticed free internet in all four corners. There was a counter with five positions to Connect and Recharge your laptops with wired internet ports. Had I realized it was available I might have lugged my computer along with me since I had a few hours to kill there. I also remembered passing through an Asian airport, SIN or HKG, that had free kiosks.
This inspired me to start a thread of airports with free internet for us lowly folks that do not have access to airline clubs on a regular basis. I will try to keep this up to date, somewhat like the where we all come from thread. I will look at people’s posts along the way and add them to a list at the top. I am only looking for free access for the lowly folks, not the paid hotspots or kiosks. It can be wired or wireless. I’ll steal the information that I see from a 2000 thread in TravelBuzz and one from a couple of months ago in Travel Tech. If this works I will keep it up, if no one is interested I’ll let it drop away. Please post in this format: Airport------------Location-----Type---------------------Quantity of stations----As of: CVG-Cincinnati----Terminal C----Wired laptop locations----4 Sets of 5-------------Aug 05 Cheers, MCRT Thanks to slippahs for providing me with the link http://www.wififreespot.com/airport.html This one is great if you have your wi-fi laptop with you. Mods, I am posting this in TravelBuzz to start, if you feel it is better in Travel Tech feel free to move it. Updated through #19 |
Does dial up count?
JAN - Jackson, MS - Dial up laptop workstations located in departure check in area and both terminal areas.
Not sure if you want to count dial up but it is better than nothing. and more convenient than doing it from a pay phone - if they have dial up. |
SAV, Savannah, GA - Business Center outside security offers Ethernet ports
(and with deposit of your photo ID, the Visitor Center will lend you a cable!); Ethernet and dialup available at the Passport Club inside security, which is open to club members of (if I recall), AA, CO, DL, NW, UA, US, but you can get a day pass for $2; further, there wasn't anyone to collect the fee when I was there yesterday. |
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