Google Adds Even More Airports To Free Wi-Fi Program

25 Nov, 2009 | by Sean Aune

google2 Google seems to be in a real giving mood when it comes to Wi-Fi this holiday season.

As we reported earlier this month, Google has a program in place through Jan. 15th, 2010 to provide free Wi-Fi in dozens of airports around the United States. While we all thought the list was complete, it seems it wasn’t.

The new cities added to the list are:

Albany, NY
Asheville, NC
Boise, ID
Columbus, OH
Phoenix, AZ
Washington-Dulles Washington-Reagan National

You can visit FreeHolidayWiFi.com for full details on the program, and you can see a map and list of all the airports below.

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