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As to the cost of the service, Wilson was not specific, though it would likely be proportional to current Wi-Fi costs for United passengers. The cost of WiFi on United flights varies by the service provider and the length of flight. The airline operates flights with Internet service primarily provided by Panasonic Avionics, though many of its transcontinental flights operate with Wi-Fi powered by Gogo. Because of the wide variation of service offered by the airline, current costs range from around $2.99 per hour to as much as $19.99 for the duration of the flight. To calculate the cost for the service in miles, United could apply a ratio of cents/mile and produce a cost in miles to present to consumers. Itâs currently possible to buy miles through United.com for 2-3 cents/mile. As an extension of that valuation, United might charge 150 miles/hour for Wi-Fi. A more likely scenario, however, is that United sees the service as a good way to recapture frequent flyer miles at a good value to the airline.