In plain English
Think of it as an extra airline service for getting online while on board. It covers the airline’s internet service during the journey. It applies on one specific flight or for whatever time period the airline states.
In context
Here, “Wi‑Fi Pass” names the add-on being offered for use of the airline’s in-flight wireless internet on that flight or for the stated time.
- Situation
- Booking flights, choosing fares, seats, baggage, and optional services
- What it communicates
- labels a paid internet-access option in the services list.
Meaning limits
The term itself does not specify the exact duration beyond tying access to a particular flight or to a stated period.
Examples
“He bought a Wi‑Fi Pass for the second flight so he could use the onboard internet there, not on the whole trip.”
“A Wi‑Fi Pass was added to her return flight at booking.”