Alaska Airlines Inflight WiFi

Alaska Airlines Inflight Wi-Fi Internet service can be used inflight on any Wi-Fi enabled device such as laptops, smartphones and MP3 players. The service is currently in the trial phase and will be free for passengers at the start of the service trial. Similar in operation to a high-speed office or home network, Alaska Airlines service enables passengers to perform a range of activities, including browsing the Web, accessing online music, games, podcasts and webcasts, and sending e-mail.

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• Alaska Airlines
• Inflight WiFi
• airlines
• internet

[anthony1258]

WAIT!!!! Did anyone else notice the fact that that guy's iphone was STILL connected to att with full strength. Does this mean that because the plane is wifi equipped that cell phone signals will also not interfere?

[AlaskaAirVids]

Only approved electronic devices may receive & transmit signals. Cell phones are still not approved. The reason the AT&T signal is still intact is because this video was made while on the ground.

[AlaskaAirVids]

We'll leave that up to you. :)

[migdez]

Good call Alaska! I am a frequent flyer in Seattle and have used WiFi with other airlines and what a difference it makes in the flying experience. It is reason enough to fly with one airline over another.

What flights is this WiFi being tested on? Thanks!

[matthias104]

Nice feature!

[AlaskaAirVids]

Yes.

[Vorbis5]

Lol thats cool

[WoofManToronto]

Awesome!!

[mattlandel]

Very Cool !!!

Can't wait to use this!

[alaskanjackal]

Awesome--at long last!

You didn't show a video of someone running a speed test, though! :P