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iPass Inflight Internet at 30,000 feet!

Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

Research conducted by the Wi-Fi Alliance and Wakefield Research in September 2009 showed that inflight Internet was fast becoming a valued airline service among business travelers. The survey stated that:

  • 76 percent would choose an airline based on the availability of inflight Wi-Fi;
  • 55 percent would shift their flight by one day if it meant having inflight Wi-Fi;

In a survey that we did to our customers on inflight Wi-Fi, one customer said, “There are always things that can be done if connected during a flight.”

I think that anyone would agree that having Wi-Fi available on your flight can help your productivity, and that of your mobile employees – you can have real-time project collaboration, respond immediately to client requests, keep up and even get ahead on email and much more. So, we are excited that our iPass Mobile Network now has inflight Wi-Fi available through Gogo Inflight Internet. You only need to use your iPassConnect client, and the connection, policies and billing are handled the same as any other hotspot.

To get you up-to-speed quickly, we put together an information page. You find out which airlines are equipped with Gogo, how the iPass service works, results and insights from our new customer survey on inflight Wi-Fi usage, and how you, as an existing iPass customer, can access our new inflight Wi-Fi service.

Look for us on your next flight!

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5 Responses to “iPass Inflight Internet at 30,000 feet!”

  1. Karen Ambrose Hickey, Editor says:

    Hi Adam, we are still waiting on our partner regarding the iPhone/iPad. Sometimes you can get through on the browser (choose “roaming” down at the bottom). I didn’t have luck on my iPad last week.

  2. Karen Ambrose Hickey, Marketing says:

    Update to previous comment – with the iPad (not iPhone), use the web browser, and from the login screen, choose iPass from the pull-down menu

  3. [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by iPass, Karen Ambrose Hickey. Karen Ambrose Hickey said: RT @iPass: See our vlog on how ipass Inflight wi-fi gives more choices: work, leisure, catch up on life or work, avoid red-eyes: http://bit.ly/9LpjY5 [...]

  4. Karen Ambrose Hickey, Marketing says:

    Our iPhone client does not currently support gogoinflight – look for it later this year. The iPad does work, using the web browser.

  5. kai says:

    Does the iPass for Iphones/iPad (version 1.8.1.1) support this new Inflight WiFi feature? If so, how do you activate since HotSpot Finder asks for location.

    Thank you.