Over the past couple of years, Cathay Pacific has progressively been rolling out free Wi-Fi to more and more passengers. The airline has now made yet another group of passengers eligible for free Wi-Fi, so let’s go over the details. If you’re traveling in a premium cabin or have status in Cathay Pacific’s loyalty program,…
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The Far Eastern Airlines are forging ahead with improvements to their passenger’s experience while others are content to follow.
Free, reliable WiFi should be standard for all passengers on all airlines. The technology is there, and it’s relatively affordable to install and operate. Good on Cathay for doing this, but it’s long-overdue. Airlines like Delta, jetBlue have had this for a while now. International premium carriers like Qatar, JAL, ANA, etc. have offered it as well at least to premium customers.
5,500,000 miles = very roughly 1.5 years in the air. Add a similar amount of time at airports, that will mean at least three years of one’s life dedicated to what exactly?
The irony of a so called aviation blog …. The only current commercial aviation article has attracted so few comments, surely that must tell the reader the true nature of those who are attracted to this site, yes?