Just to recap, Virgin uses Gogo to enable their planes with wireless capabilities, and if WiFi is a must on your next trip, you’ll be able to ensure a plane with wireless when you book your flight. As long as they don’t switch planes on you, your laptop will be enjoying a multimedia extravaganza at 35,000 feet. Of course, you'll need to be willing to throw down about $10 for access, depending on the length of your flight.
In other news, the airline is teaming up with the band Filter to get you and a buddy out to the Coachella festival, where you can test out the new iPhone App in person. If you win, just remember to pack lightly, they're now charging you $15 for your first checked bag. However, you should be ok for the festival, as the fees don't start 'til May.
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