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Finally, an airport that is customer oriented. I travel quite a bit and this is one of the few airports I have been to that has offered free WiFi access. I don't have to succumb to Delta's association with T-Mobile and pay for access. WoooooHooooo!!!!!

land_shark3 wrote:Finally, an airport that is customer oriented. I travel quite a bit and this is one of the few airports I have been to that has offered free WiFi access. I don't have to succumb to Delta's association with T-Mobile and pay for access. WoooooHooooo!!!!!

I have yet to be able to get my iPaq to work there...

RinglingRingling wrote:

land_shark3 wrote:Finally, an airport that is customer oriented. I travel quite a bit and this is one of the few airports I have been to that has offered free WiFi access. I don't have to succumb to Delta's association with T-Mobile and pay for access. WoooooHooooo!!!!!

I have yet to be able to get my iPaq to work there...

I'm pretty sure you aren't supposed to play with your paq-age in public.

land_shark3 wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

land_shark3 wrote:Finally, an airport that is customer oriented. I travel quite a bit and this is one of the few airports I have been to that has offered free WiFi access. I don't have to succumb to Delta's association with T-Mobile and pay for access. WoooooHooooo!!!!!

I have yet to be able to get my iPaq to work there...

I'm pretty sure you aren't supposed to play with your paq-age in public.

people love it tho.. it keeps me quiet and away from the ticket agents.

PHX is free....

the other trick i use is sit outside one of the airlines private lounges, most have their own free wireless access

This brings up an interesting question for us INFREQUENT TRAVELERS.

What does one need for wi-fi in most airports?

Dezdmona wrote:This brings up an interesting question for us INFREQUENT TRAVELERS.

What does one need for wi-fi in most airports?

a laptop with either built in WiFi capability or a WiFi card.... many new (in the last couple of years) laptops have it built in. Macs it's be a standard feature for sometime now.

AlbatrossFlyer wrote:

Dezdmona wrote:This brings up an interesting question for us INFREQUENT TRAVELERS.

What does one need for wi-fi in most airports?

a laptop with either built in WiFi capability or a WiFi card.... many new (in the last couple of years) laptops have it built in. Macs it's be a standard feature for sometime now.

handhelds, you need at least Windows Mobile 2003 is my guess. and you need the information on settings for any, usually available from info kiosks in the airport.

AlbatrossFlyer wrote:

Dezdmona wrote:This brings up an interesting question for us INFREQUENT TRAVELERS.

What does one need for wi-fi in most airports?

a laptop with either built in WiFi capability or a WiFi card.... many new (in the last couple of years) laptops have it built in. Macs it's be a standard feature for sometime now.

I've got a new laptop with built in wi-fi.

Ft Lauderdale also had free wireless access.

Good thing, cause it woulda been expensive otherwise to be watching youtube that night I spent there on my way to MOTM....

We're very proud of our little airfield here....

It's constantly rated tops in the Conde Nash travel guides.

Next time you're in town, let us know. We can get together for a beer or 6!