In a previous article, john smith said:
I have been searching several websites for listing of other GA airports
that offer this service, but find mostly aircarrier sources.

How about your airport?

What kind of range have you seen?

Can you get it in your hangar?

Peidmont-Hawthorne and One of the flying schools at KROC both have free
wi-fi setups and there is also a for-pay WiFi on the commerical side.

The Rochester Flying Club installed a cable modem and a Linux kiosk
computer in our ops center for the use of the members to check weather,
reschedule aircraft, etc. I used Linux because I wanted to be sure the
members didn't infest the computer with viruses and spyware. In fact,
every time you log out it wipes the whole user area and reloads it from
protected disk.

--
Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/
I assume HR did send out the ad I wanted, not "apply for a cool job if
you're a clueless ****".
-- The Flying Hamster, on the receiving end of too many CVs