When you fly these days, it’s the little things that make things a less aggravating – the check-in person who’s happy and efficient, decent coffee, a flight that leaves on time, and an in-flight entertainment system with movies that don’t suck.
Coming back from Finland today, I was pleasantly surprised – no, make that very surprised – to discover how Helsinki International Airport has enthusiastically embraced the idea of offering free Internet access to passengers.
On top of that, there are designated places with power outlets to use a laptop. It’s a far cry from North American airports where Boingo is happy to give you access for $9.95/day, and power outlets are few and far between.
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I had a similar experience in the Chicago Hyatt recently. You would think a hotel like that would charge you a little more on the room rate and not chisel you with a daily internet charge. It's 2009!