Hated the frustration of not being able to access the internet before boarding or after deboarding? Well that no longer needs to be the case if you are using the Hong Kong airport! This airport in the city which is Asia’s superhub and gateway of China is going online.
Airport Authority Hong Kong Commercial Director Hans Bakker said:
December is a peak traveling season, and an opportune moment to show the world just how connected you can be in Hong Kong
This move represents the largest wireless broadband coverage available at a major international airport, with wall-to-wall service accessible throughout the Hong Kong International Airport passenger terminal building.
All airport users, including passengers, friends and relatives, will be able to enjoy free Internet access in every part of the airport via Wi-Fi-enabled laptops, pocket PCs, mobile phones, gaming consoles and other handheld devices.
PCCW Consumer Group Managing Director Tom Chan said:
Wi-Fi Internet access has been available at the airport since 2003 - but by extending coverage and offering service free to users, we are conveying an important message to all travelers about Hong Kong’s determination to be a regional leader in Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) and innovation.
Hong Kong with one of the world’s most liberal economies and being a major international centre of finance and trade it is surely improving airport facilities.
Via: Asia travel tips
