Internet Access

Should you wish to use our computers to surf the net or plug in your laptop via cabled DSL Spectrum Interactive have fixed terminals located in plenty of locations at all our airports. Payment for this service is online with your credit card, vouchers or by using pounds sterling(£) and euro(€) coins at the access points themselves.

Wireless Internet Access

You can enjoy the freedom of wire-free high-speed internet access throughout the airport. T-Mobile, BT Openzone,The Cloud Networks and Surf and Sip  provide broadband wireless service so you can stay online while on the move.

Sit down, log on, hit the web, without wires
The wireless hotspots at the airport have been extended to cover arrivals, piers and satellites as well as the departure lounges. Using a wireless compatible laptop or handheld computer, you can connect instantly to the internet enabling you to do much more with the time you spend waiting for your flight to board.

• Download that all-important file for your next meeting.
• Access your company's intranet securely, as if you were in the office.
• Use the internet with high speed broadband access.
• Check emails and both send and receive documents.

What equipment do I need?
A wireless compatible (Wi-Fi 802.11b) laptop or handheld computer. Most modern computers have a built-in wireless LAN (local area network) card, and many can be upgraded with the addition of a wireless networking card.

What about software?
Your device should run recent Microsoft Windows software, and the service works through your usual web browser, optimised for Internet Explorer 5 or Internet Pocket Explorer.

How do I get connected?
To get online once inside the terminal, follow these simple steps:

1) Turn on your wireless enabled device. Most laptops include Intel Centrino wireless functionality as standard, others require a separate card purchased from any major electronics store, including Dixons at the airport.
2) Launch your browser and select your preferred wireless network from the icons on the screen when the service is automatically detected:

The Cloud Networks can connect you through a growing range of service providers including O2, Skype (for internet phone calls) and Nintendo (for online DS gaming).

3) Simply enter your username and password when prompted to get connected. If you haven’t got an account with one of our service providers you can sign up securely online, or in advance from their websites

Need further help or want to find out more?

T-Mobile 
Telephone: +44 (0)845 412 2526
Website: www.t-mobile.co.uk/hotspot

BT Openzone 
Telephone: +44 (0)870 240 5745
Website: www.btopenzone.com

The Cloud Networks
Telephone: +44 (0)870 900 9434 
Website: www.thecloud.net

…or ask instore at a Dixons store at the airpor.

How do I Pay?
B oth services offer a number of flexible and affordable payment options.

What about power?
Even if your battery is flat, we have the answer. Look out for the T-Mobile laptop stations and BT Openzone powered chairs located throughout the airports. As well as power, they provide a dedicated environment in which to work and step-by-step log-on instructions.