It didn’t take long for airlines to pick up on the demand for WiFi and now WiFi on airlines are not only common, it’s expected. As more airlines meet the demand to carry WiFi at a high price, now they will need to meet the demand for WiFi speed as various airlines carry different systems. For many who are flying short trips, or only a few times a year, this probably won’t make a huge difference; but for those who are taking business trips or flying extended distances, this might make a very big difference.

We want to hear from you and find out if you feel the level of WiFi availability on a plane would make any difference to you? Would it be a factor to help you determine who to fly with?

You can see the progress of some airlines and their plan to install WiFi on their planes, like United’s here. If you’re interested in seeing which airlines have WiFi and which ones still don’t offer this feature, check out this list here.