Free Boingo WiFi Now Available at More Than 30 Major Airports

Dec 31, 2018

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Boingo Wireless recently launched free WiFi services via its Wi-Finder app. Now, travelers use the app to connect to free, unlimited WiFi at major U.S. airports.

The free WiFi is available at more than 30 airports in the United States with advertising. For ad-free browsing, Boingo offers one-day and monthly subscriptions with access to more than 1 million hotspots worldwide in airports, restaurants, hotels and more. Paid users also receive Passpoint, a service that provides public WiFi encryption for added security.

“Wi-Finder has been a go-to app for locating hotspots, but now we’ve taken it one step further by making access to many of these hotspots free…” said Dawn Callahan, chief marketing officer, Boingo. “This new ad-supported Wi-Finder experience keeps airport passengers connected to the high-speed WiFi they crave, while giving brands a platform for reaching a captive audience by sponsoring their most requested travel amenity: free WiFi.”

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