JetBlue's Fly-Fi broadband is now free on all flights
The airline promises speeds of up to 20 Mbps at every seat.
Airport Wi-Fi
JetBlue helps you stay connected, with free Wi-Fi at Terminal 5 in New York City's JFK airport. See the table below for third-party Wi-Fi service availability at other airports in the JetBlue network.
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How is that. a bargain for aussie's
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This is the 4th deal posted for Jetblue since 2009
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The airline promises speeds of up to 20 Mbps at every seat.
That's a fairly empty promise! Why not promise up to even faster speeds? The sky's the limit…
No; you'll get close to 20Mbps if you purchase every seat.
I used a similar service on Virgin America flight last year and the speeds were amazing. I was streaming Netflix the whole time and it never stuff up once.
Agreed VX have excellent inflight services, the live TV is great (watched the world series a few times coast to coast) and the internet is very quick, a lot of people were doing video conferencing / downloading / streaming, all without issues.
speeds of up to 20 Mbps
Sounds very much like the promises Malcolm made for his NBN (sic) Fraudband disaster.
"Free" when you buy a ticket right? So it's like the "free" toilet paper in the plane's lavatory, because the cost is built in to the ticket price isn't it?
which airports in OZ does JetBlue fly from?