How Much Is WiFi On Airlines? Here’s The Prices On U.S. Carriers

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By PubClub.com

There is some good news when it comes to airline travel these days.

The cost of WiFi service has gone down and with a couple of airlines, it’s even free. Here is the cost of WifFi, including monthly fees, for major U.S. airlines.

Airlines Breakdown Of One-Flight And Monthly WiFi Access Fees

• Alaska – $8

• American – $10.  $49.95 for a monthly Wi-Fi Subscription Plan, $59.95 for a 2-device monthly plan. To purchase you must be an AAdvantage, member, have an email address in your AAdvantage account and havea credit card with a U.S. billing address saved in your account.

• Delta – $5. $49.95 for a monthly domestic plan, $69.95 for a monthly international plan.

• Hawaiian – Free

• JetBlue – Free

• Southwest – $8

• United – $10 ($8 for frequent flyer members). $49.95 for a monthly pass or 7,500 frequent flyer miles.

You can purchase WiFi access in advance on the airlines’ websites or do it once you get to your seat.

In-flight entertainment, which varies by the airline, is free. Baggage fees, paying extra for an aisle or window seat and even printing a boarding pass (yes, that’s a thing) all add to the cost of a passenger’s airline ticket. WiFi is an additional cost on most airlines.

Once travelers arrive at a destination then they are faced with possible resort fees at hotels and high cleaning fees at rentals such as those listed on Airbnb and VRBO.

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