Free Wi-Fi onboard service of Google chrome this Christmas

Google is to free flight Wi-Fi services on three domestic airlines offer this Christmas. So, you make sure which airline you are traveling and your laptop. The search engine giant signed a partnership with three major U.S. airlines - AirTran Airways, Delta, and Virgin America. The offer starts from November 20, 2010 and would continue until January 2, 2010. November 9, 2010 made Google the announcement. Give the free sponsored from Google chrome browser team. Aircell GoGo inflight service would provide the service via three airlines. All three airlines already have their 700 + aircraft. GoGo while flight service costs $11 for 24 hour Internet access and buyer can buy bulk. This free Wi-Fi, Sundar Pichai, VP, product management, Google wrote:

we were excited by the response from last year free holiday WiFi program and thought that this would be a perfect holiday gift to help with your love to stay connected as you home head. You can learn more about this partnership with www.freeholidaywifi.com. If you haven't tried chrome, remember the browser download before you take to the sky, or try it, if you back on the ground.

Although chrome is sponsoring this service, users are not required to chrome browser use in Web browsing. This free service would 15 million travelers enjoy allowing free Internet during your flights. In 2009, Google offered in partnership with Virgin Internet access to more than 50 airports and during the flight passengers. The promotion expired 10, November 2010 to January 15, 2010. Related articles:Information Week

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