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Do you have any idea if they're using technology such as VLANs to seperate the traffic or is the public network on a seperate internet connection? Thanks for the feedback! - Eric

Do you think this is because they aren’t in the cable or DSL service area OR they just can’t afford it? I was thinking this could all be sponsorship funded. Yes, they would need a broadband connection; however, the equipment would be given to them free and sent pre-configured to work with...

Does anyone have an idea why more FBOs (or those without it) don’t offer wireless internet access for visitors? For example here are a few things I have thought up... They may not have the demand (don’t think people will use it) Unable to get a high speed internet connection at the airport...

Yes, it’s pretty easy to setup a simple wireless router, such as those used in homes; however, it takes some time, much more money ($450+), and a bit more thought to setup a hotspot gateway. Using a hotspot gateway would provide many benefits, such as bandwidth control and a very easy way to...

I’m actually investigating the idea of creating a business that would help FBOs provide wireless internet access for their visitors. This all would be free for the FBO and for the users. I need some insight from pilots and FBOs. If anyone would like to know more and would be willing to give...

My bad…yes the question should have been something like “Of the FBO's that you have visited, what percentage had wireless internet?” I understand know one has been to all the FBOs, I was just wondering for those of you that fly regularly or have visited many, if you could give your best...

The poll question should be "Of the FBO's that you have visited, what percentage had wireless internet?” Your best estimate... Also…share your thoughts on if wireless internet access is needed for pilots and passengers. For example, do they need this access to check e-mail, weather info...