Holiday giving: Airlines offering free Wi-Fi

AirTran, Delta and Virgin America are teaming up with Google Chrome to offer free Wi-Fi over the holidays.

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Three airlines are offering free Wi-Fi on flights over the holidays
The promotion will run from November 20 to January 2
An in-flight Gogo Internet pass usually costs $12.95 onboard

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(CNN) -- Who says nothing's free on planes anymore?

During the holiday season, Delta Air Lines, AirTran Airways and Virgin America are teaming up with Google to give travelers free in-flight Wi-Fi.

"Our holiday promotion with Google's Chrome browser team allows us to offer our customers free Wi-Fi as a small token of appreciation," said Tim Mapes, Delta's senior vice president of marketing, in a statement.

The promotion on the three airlines will run from November 20 to January 2.

"These participating airlines have outfitted their entire domestic fleet with Gogo Inflight Wi-Fi, and we expect more connected passengers this holiday season than ever before!" Google Chrome wrote in an announcement.

Gogo Inflight passes cost from $4.95 to $12.95 per flight, depending on duration and distance.