No I don't think so @jeppetto367 - it's not based on flight number, its loyalty membership, so you'd need to be member of UA's MileagePlus, not VA's Velocity - even if flying UA. And it's that MP membership number that gives you Wi-Fi access. Airlines are increasingly selling points/miles to ...

No I don't think so @jeppetto367 - it's not based on flight number, its loyalty membership, so you'd need to be member of UA's MileagePlus, not VA's Velocity - even if flying UA. And it's that MP membership number that gives you Wi-Fi access. Airlines are increasingly selling points/miles...

No I don't think so @jeppetto367 - it's not based on flight number, its loyalty membership, so you'd need to be member of UA's MileagePlus, not VA's Velocity - even if flying UA. And it's that MP membership number that gives you Wi-Fi access. Airlines are increasingly selling points/miles to ...

You'd have to think it's only a matter of time.We've had digital drivers licences in NSW for a few years now and with physical departure and landing cards now (almost) a thing of the past it's logical to think that eventually passports will go fully digital. Bring it on - one other thing to not h...

Qantas haven't confirmed, but I doubt seatback video screens will be fitted, though definitely USB/AC power and probably some sort of device holder in the seat for streaming onboard entertainment and internet connectivity per a large chunk of the B737 fleet today. B717's don't have seatback scree...