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Virgin
Atlantic's Upper Class passengers will be able to surf the net with free
Wi-Fi connections in all the airline's Upper Class Clubhouses by the end
of this year.
Upper
Class passengers travelling from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, John F
Kennedy New York, Washington Dulles International and Hong Kong Chek Lap
Kok airports are already able to take full advantage of the new free
Wi-Fi service. Hong
Kong airport offers free Wi-Fi throughout the airport for all passengers.
The service is also available in Virgin Atlantic Revivals for Upper
Class passengers arriving at London Heathrow airport. In each
destination, passengers can gain access to the free Wi-Fi connection by
simply asking for the access code at the Clubhouse reception desk. By
the end of the year the remaining Clubhouses worldwide in Tokyo, Boston,
Newark, San Francisco and Johannesburg will also offer the free Wi-Fi
service to Virgin's Upper Class passengers.
Virgin
Atlantic research has shown that around 10% of business travellers spend
an average of up to 54 minutes on line in the Clubhouse in order to keep
in touch with the office and surf the net.
Steve
Ridgway, Chief Executive of Virgin Atlantic said, “Giving passengers
the ability to work more effectively whilst enjoying the hospitality of
our Clubhouses, can only enhance the whole journey whether it be for
business or pleasure.”
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