How To Get In-Flight Wi-Fi
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"Want to stay connected at 35,000 feet? Here are the airlines that offer Wi-Fi, and the details surrounding each service.
Internet access at home and at the office has been a given for quite some time, and over the past few years we've also become accustomed to checking our e-mail and surfing the Web on the go, thanks to Wi-Fi–enabled smartphones and laptops. But only recently have we had the ability to access the Web at 35,000 feet, thanks to in-flight Wi-Fi."
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I dont think I would want to pay for just puddle jumping. I guess if I was on a long flight like when I went to Hawaii (14 hrs) they yessssssssss it would be worth it. Its not like I cant use my laptop to watch a movie or play a game.
I agree generally if I'm flying and my laptop is out I'm either watching a movie on it, or doing some catch up office work (in word or excel). L0L I did the one list of chat room acronyms on a flight from Ohio to Florida 
I suppose one has to purchase a plane ticket to make this all happen...?
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