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Boingo Buys Opti-Fi and Adds 25 New Airports

Boingo Wireless has acquired Opti-Fi Networks, Wi-Fi
infrastructure implementation and management for airports around North
America.Boingo will be adding 25 new
airports to its footprint.

Passengers who access the Internet in the Opti-Fi locations will be able
to purchase Boingo AsYouGo day passes for $7.95, or a subscription to
Boingo Unlimited, a monthly account that provides unlimited Wi-Fi access
to thousands of hotspots throughout the Americas for $21.95 per month.
All these locations also work with Boingo Mobile, Boingo's
worldwide service for Wi-Fi enabled mobile phones and tablets that costs
$7.95 per month.

This acquisition increases the number of airport networks operated by
Boingo from 30 to 55, covering 43 percent of passenger enplanements in
the top 100 North American airports. The Opti-Fi acquisition includes
such airports as Montreal-Pierre Elliott
Trudeau International Airport (YUL), Buffalo Niagara International
Airport (BUF), Edmonton International Airport (YEG), El Paso
International Airport (ELP), and Piedmont Triad International Airport
(GSO).

These locations join other airports operated by Boingo in North America
and the United Kingdom, including John F. Kennedy, LaGuardia and Newark
airports in the New York metropolitan area, as well as Chicago's O'Hare
and Midway and London's Heathrow.