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The Fastest Way to Find Out if Your American Airlines Flight Has WiFi

September 23, 2010 at 4:02 PM | by | Comments (0)

Are you tired of downloading airline apps to your phone? Everybody knows that mobile-optimized sites are just as awesome, and they don't clutter up your screen. The newest excellent mobile site is American Airlines' WiFi Finder, perhaps the fastest and easiest way of discovering whether or not you'll be able to log on during your next AA flight.

American's WiFi provider is good old Gogo, which charges users per hour or for set plans you can purchase when you first open up your laptop or mobile device onboard. This mobile site comes at an ideal time in AA's WiFi development, as all of their 767-200 planes are equipped, some of their MD-80s are as well, and American is working their way across the fleet, with 737s coming up next. There is now a better chance than ever that you'll be able to connect.

To access the site, you can go to m.aawifiwidget.com on your smartphone, iPad or other internet-equipped mobile device, and search for your flight by flight number or by route from originating airport. Trust us—it's pretty easy.

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