Wireless takes off at Adelaide Airport

Passengers and visitors to Adelaide's new AU$260 million airport can gain free access to the Internet via their notebooks or handheld devices following the launch of a terminal-wide wireless hotspot.

Adelaide-based Internet Service Provider Internode said it had established the hotspot throughout public areas of the two-story terminal, including a 3,400 square metre retail precinct.

"Most airports only offer wireless access in airline lounges or you need an ISP account to use their wireless networks," Adelaide Airport corporate affairs manager John McArdle said.

"No other airport hotspot in Australia offers free Web access throughout the terminal."

The first arrivals and departures at Adelaide Airport are scheduled from Saturday. The terminal is equipped to handle up to 27 aircraft at a time and 3,000 passengers an hour.

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Talkback 2 comments

    Opening bolded paragraph... Anonymous -- 12/10/05 (in reply to #120121929)

    should be...

    Passengers and visitors to Adelaide's new AU$260 million airport can gain free access to the Internet via their notebooks or handheld devices following the launch of a terminal-wide Internode wireless hotspot.

    or...

    Passengers and visitors to Adelaide's new AU$260 million airport can gain free access to the Internet via their notebooks or handheld devices following Internode's launch of a terminal-wide wireless hotspot.

    Wireless at Adelaide Iain Ferguson -- 12/10/05 (in reply to #120121930)

    Come on Anonymous. Sounds like you're the PR, an employee or otherwise someone who has a stake in the wireless hotspot supplier concerned. Don't be so gutless -- 'fess up, tell us who you are and what your interest is. The facts our readers most need to know are in the intro. The supplier's name is appropriately placed in the second para.

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