Free BT Wi-Fi for Skyteam T4 passengers
Travellers flying with any of the SkyTeam alliance partners from Terminal 4 now get free web connectivity up thanks to a BT Openzone deal.


Travellers flying out of Terminal 4 with any of the SkyTeam's 10 alliance partner airlines are now able to enjoy free Wi-Fi thanks to a three-year deal with BT Openzone.
The free Wi-Fi will be available from the new SkyTeam alliance lounge at Terminal 4 and doesn't require a voucher for access.
"Wi-Fi is essential for business and leisure travellers wanting to be productive or relax online before their flights", said Chris Bruce, BT Openzone's general manager, in a statement.
The SkyTeam alliance airlines include Air France, Alitalia, Continental and KLM.
BT claims that it has seen huge demand for Wi-Fi in the leisure and hospitality sector, boasting 190,000 hotspots in the UK and Ireland. It recently added Starbucks to its roster, evicting incumbent T-Mobile.
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