Though many airlines have recently taken steps to improve the overall flying experience, free Wi-Fi still remains elusive on most popular U.S.-based airliners. More often than not, Wi-Fi service is offered through a company called Gogo which provides Internet connectivity at varying rates depending on how long you want to use it. An all-day pass, for instance will set you back $16 while an hour pass will cost you $5.
Now if you’re looking to get free Wi-Fi while traveling the friendly skies, well, look no further. A Reddit user recently posted the mother of all lifehacks detailing how to get free Wi-Fi when traveling on either US Airways, American Airlines, Delta, Air Canada, or Alaska Airlines.
