American Airlines requires two AT&T ads to unlock free Wi‑Fi on every flight

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American Airlines requires two AT&T ads to unlock free Wi‑Fi on every flight
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American Airlines now obliges passengers to view two advertisements before they can use the airline’s free Wi‑Fi service on any flight, and the ads are provided by AT&T.

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