VINCI Airports offers free high-speed Wi-Fi system at Amazon Airports

● The global company's Wi-Fi follows a standard in all the airports it manages. 

● Besides being free, the service is unlimited for passengers at the Amazon airports. 

● The goal is for passengers to access videos, photos, and websites with 10 times more speed. 

VINCI Airports, the world's leading private airport operator, offers a free, unlimited, and high-speed Wi-Fi system at six airports in the Northern region. Passengers can browse the internet without difficulties, accessing data-heavy websites, watching a movie while waiting for their flight, sending or receiving photo or video files, and even participating in a video call. 

VINCI's Wi-Fi follows a global standard that is ten times faster than the previously installed one. Approximately 20 megabits (Mbps) of speed per user are available at the airports of Boa Vista/RR, Cruzeiro do Sul/AC, Manaus/AM, Porto Velho/RO, Rio Branco/AC, and Tefé/AM. 

The free and fast technology is aligned with VINCI Airports' goals of providing passengers with a good experience during their stay at its airports. 

To browse using the system, it is necessary to activate the device's Wi-Fi, search for the "VINCI Airports" network, provide a valid email address and nationality, as no prior registration is required from the passenger. Then, read and accept the terms of use, and click "validate" to access the internet without using mobile data. 

"Being online, communicating with friends and family, whether during a connection, departure, or arrival at our airports, is a reality. We, at VINCI Airports, want our passengers to have a positive and complete journey, thus providing aligned technologies that contribute to this goal," said Karen Strougo, CEO of Amazon Airports.