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STN LONDON (STANSTED) AIRPORT, UK Wi-fi & Internet access at this airport

Rated by 8 users

Overall score for this airport is 4.9

Rate This Airport
  • Wi-fi (?) 5.4
  • Cellular (?) 7.4
  • Fixed Line (?) 2.8
  • Powerpoints (?) 4.5
  • Comfort (?) 4.7
  • Value (?) 4.4


Good signals for T-Mobile and BT Openzone in main concourse (by the big central Starbucks). Not an abundance of power sockets but a few around (I was there early but not so early as to crash with Hoover-wielding cleaners). There was though a T-Mobile 'HotSpot' - an area of seats where powerpoints are provided., There are also a few fixed line connections, now fairly standard at BAA airports. But at £1 or €2 for 10mins, that's steep unless there's a vital email or travel doc waiting for you on some webmail account., At my gate (29) there was also a T-Mobile facility to stand, plug in and work, and The Cloud joined the list of wi-fi providers with its own decent signal.

  • 6
    Powerpoints
  • 6
    Comfort
  • 5
    Cost
  • 8
    Wi-fi
  • 8
    Cellular
  • 6
    Fixed Line

6.5




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