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United Airlines is offering free in-flight Internet access with a Try-Before-You-Buy promotion in conjunction with Aircell.

Until December 31st, first-time users of Aircell’s Gogo service will be offered one free session on a United p.s. flight when they create a new account.

"Of course this is aimed at getting more people to pay for the service, which costs $12.95 per flight," notes CrunchGear’s Matt Burns. "But hey, you can’t turn down free Internet."

More here from Gadling.com … and the press release is here.

• American Airlines Launches Gogo In-Flight Internet Access
• Wi-Fi in the Sky
• Aircell Gets $176 Million
• Delta Plans In-Flight Wi-Fi on All Domestic Flights by Next Summer
• American Airlines and AirCell Announce Plans for In-Flight Wi-Fi
• In-Flight Wi-Fi on Virgin America: Blogging at 30,000 Feet
• Southwest Airlines Wants Wi-Fi