I still remember when I got charged $500 MXN ($30 at the time) for my carryon at CUN. A Volaris employee was in the waiting room passing through the seats and carrying a portable scale. I had never seen that.
Fee wifi, say it aint so. doesn’t surprise me that Delta is one of the first to spearhead this movement. basic wifi should be like basic potable water. It should be accessible to every human on the planet. Seriously
Yeah I think most would agree. It's just rather challenging for transatlantic flights, but it should be very easy across the USA and Europe. It sounds like T-Mobile is footing the bill (or at least a chunk of it) which makes sense.
yep, tmobile has been providing the pogo (i think thats what it is called) for a long time. I wonder if tmobile ever made the partnership with starlink they were trying to do a couple years ago.
I still remember when I got charged $500 MXN ($30 at the time) for my carryon at CUN. A Volaris employee was in the waiting room passing through the seats and carrying a portable scale. I had never seen that.
Oh, those times. I don't like that airline much.
Fee wifi, say it aint so. doesn’t surprise me that Delta is one of the first to spearhead this movement. basic wifi should be like basic potable water. It should be accessible to every human on the planet. Seriously
Yeah I think most would agree. It's just rather challenging for transatlantic flights, but it should be very easy across the USA and Europe. It sounds like T-Mobile is footing the bill (or at least a chunk of it) which makes sense.
yep, tmobile has been providing the pogo (i think thats what it is called) for a long time. I wonder if tmobile ever made the partnership with starlink they were trying to do a couple years ago.