Wi-Fi, as we know it, was released in 1997 and was available commercially by 1999 (that’s when Apple used it for their iBook series of laptops). Over the next (gulp) …
Wi-Fi
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Save for that one place that has a 7-star rating, hotels are generally graded on a 5-star rating system. Granted, the rating systems aren’t consistent throughout the world. (A project …
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Weekly Recap
Plane Amenity Design FAIL, Why Planes Fly at 35,000 Feet, The Popular Luggage Accessory You Shouldn’t Bring to Airports
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegHi, travel friends and happy Saturday! Here’s a recap of what’s gone on at YMMV in the past few weeks. Some of our recent most-read posts have been: Plane amenity …
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A new year means 12 months of travel to look forward to. People who have the ability to fly first or even business class can usually expect to have more …
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Airports
Why is Cellphone Signal So Weak When You Load Onto A Plane?
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegWe’ve all been there. One minute you’re at the gate, either on the 4 bars of 5G or enjoying the airport’s free Wi-Fi. The next minute, you’re settled in your …
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When flying with domestic carriers, we usually find ourselves seated in the economy section. This allows us to compare the standard-level seats of various airlines and even the different types …
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When it comes to offering Wi-FI to guests, IHG hotels have led the way. Back in 2014, IHG provided free Wi-Fi to all reward members, regardless of whether or not …
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Travel
Is This The Real Reason Why Delta’s High Speed Wi-Fi Is Free?
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegThe travel world cheered when Delta announced it would offer free high-speed Wi-Fi to nearly all of its domestic passengers. All they needed to do was become a SkyMiles Member. …
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Alaska Airlines says it is planning on expanding its fast in-flight Wi-Fi service to its Embraer 175 regional jets. In a partnership with Intelsat, Alaska reports it will begin introducing …
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Airlines
Why Are Airlines Giving Free Wi-Fi When They Charge For Everything Else?
by joehegby joehegAirlines have been charging for things that used to be free for decades. First, they started charging to check bags. Then they began charging extra for seats with extra legroom, …