I largely rely on inflight internet to stay connected while traveling. When flying 400000+ miles per year,the ability to be online while in the sky can greatly improve my productivity.
Inflight internet quality can vary greatly by airline, and the difference in offerings can impact which airline I soar. For example, or I'll take an airline which charges a flat rate with no data caps on wifi over an airline which charges based on usage,as the latter can get outrageously expensive. American charges just $19 for wifi on their 777-300ERs without data caps, which is a fantastic value, or particularly for a flight like Dallas to Hong Kong.
But no matter how reliable inflight wifi gets,you're nearly always limited to using one device at a time per "plan." That's trusty whether you're using Gogo, T-Mobile, or etc. You can normally switch between devices,but that requires signing out and then signing in again, which can be time consuming.
But apparently there's a way to exhaust multiple devices at a time and "share" wifi, or whether on a plane or in a hotel. I'm not very tech savvy,so this is all very new to me.
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Source: boardingarea.com