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#64877 by preiffer
02 Jun 2005, 10:18
I know that both LHR and SFO have T-mobile wifi access. You can also use a BTopenworld account, through roaming, in these locations.

You do have to have an account (and pay for it) though - so not complimentary.


(Remember, there are also Internet-enabled PC's available in the clubhouses for use if you don't have an account with either BT or T-Mobile)
#64883 by Milliemoo
02 Jun 2005, 10:59
Thanks for that. Bit of a bummer really.

Milliemoo
#65030 by vizbiz
03 Jun 2005, 14:21
I can confirm that HKG has free access Wifi in the Clubhous.
#67096 by raveen
23 Jun 2005, 17:27
I have used wifi at both airports and they are extensively good. T-mobile is the best one in heathrow however vodafone has just started something of there own..
#109711 by G-VOPS
02 Apr 2006, 17:49
Has anyone got an update on the Wifi access for LHR now the new clubhouse is finished. Surely it's about time they provided free Wifi access.
#109713 by Nottingham Nick
02 Apr 2006, 18:04
Originally posted by G-VOPS
Has anyone got an update on the Wifi access for LHR now the new clubhouse is finished. Surely it's about time they provided free Wifi access.


I think it has been said before that it is a BAA issue, rather than a VS one. Presumably BAA are contracted to T-Mobile, so that is what is available in the CH.

Unless, of course, it has changed now that the CH extension is done. :)

Nick
#109731 by miikka
02 Apr 2006, 19:19
Originally posted by Nottingham Nick
I think it has been said before that it is a BAA issue, rather than a VS one. Presumably BAA are contracted to T-Mobile, so that is what is available in the CH.

Unless, of course, it has changed now that the CH extension is done. :)


It cannot be just a BAA issue because the London Lounge (AC/SK) has TeliaSonera Homerun available. I think lounges can contract whoever they want.
#109733 by preiffer
02 Apr 2006, 19:21
LHR also has BT Openzone hotspots, doesn't it?
#109735 by Nottingham Nick
02 Apr 2006, 19:29
Originally posted by preiffer
LHR also has BT Openzone hotspots, doesn't it?


[url=http://www.heathrowairport.com/portal/controller/dispatcher.jsp?CiID=46f5c62233382010VgnVCM100000147e120a____&ChID=037d77697a682010VgnVCM100000147e120a____&Ct=B2C_CT_GENERAL&CtID=448c6a4c7f1b0010VgnVCM200000357e120a____&Ch=Internet+Access&ChPath=Home%5ELHR%5EAirport+Information%5ETerminal+1%5ETerminal+A-Z%5EInternet+Access&ChIDPath=caf397dc2eb12010VgnVCM100000147e120a____^bde597dc2eb12010VgnVCM100000147e120a____^473797dc2eb12010VgnVCM100000147e120a____^2c444bd3e2522010VgnVCM100000147e120a____^adf54bd3e2522010VgnVCM100000147e120a____^037d77697a682010VgnVCM100000147e120a____]The BAA Website[/url] advertises WiFi connections at LHR by T-Mobile, BT Openzone and The Cloud.

Nick
#109737 by julesn
02 Apr 2006, 19:41
More importantly IMHO, when will we see Wifi on the aircraft!

jules.
#109742 by Mutley
02 Apr 2006, 20:24
When we flew out with VA from LAX at the end of March we used the Air Canada lounge. Air Canada provide free WiFi access. Personally, I think any lounge that doesn't provide FOC WiFi needs a kick in the 'ss.

So here's an idea... how about VF create a moderated page that we can all keep upto date with the latest info on WiFi in VA lounges. Unless anyone know of one already?

Cheers,
Mutley.
#109746 by Nottingham Nick
02 Apr 2006, 20:42
WiFi access on the US side of the Atlantic is streets ahead of the UK.

Free (or very cheap) wi-fi is standard in airports / lounges / hotels / shopping malls and coffe bars all over the US.

Here we pay a lot of money to log on in most places, including the same hotel chains that offer free access in the US.

I suppose this will change in time, but it is still very frustrating. [:(!][n]

Nick
Virgin Atlantic

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