In Flight Wi-Fi

[gizmo_sc]

Maybe because the 757 mostly flies to Europe and Hawaii and you cannot pick up wifi overwater .

Maybe US Airways should have gone with Row 44:


Row 44 offers commercial airlines—anywhere in the world—the most robust and scalable satellite-based in-flight broadband platform.


Go-GO: [background=rgb(151, 210, 236)] Gogo’s Air-To-Ground network, a reliable network of cellular towers spanning from sea to shining sea.[/background]

[background=rgb(151, 210, 236)]So GO GO is limited to where the CELL PHONE TOWERS are located. [/background]

 

[BoeingBoy]

GoGo is working on satellite coverage but who knows when it will be available.

Jim

 

[Singleflyer]

I'm a Delta elite flyer and have never once seen a power port on any DL plane used domestically. Where are they?

A a DM on DL I have not flown in coach in a couple of years so I don't know what is back there.

On the reconfigured MD88 they are between the seats on the armrest at about the seat level. About the same place on the MD 90s, the 767. There are so many configurations of the 757 its hard to keep track. The 767 have them in the back, and some of the 757 have outlets in the back. Other planes just have a USB port to charge your cell phone.

I don't believe the AB319/320 have any power ports.

I mainly fly the MD88 so the new seats up front with the power was a great addition.

I don't know about the RJ-700/900 but I don't think they have any power.