The Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority makes sure that prices and quality for food and other goods at the airport are pretty much the same as you'd find them down the street. But wireless internet prices are steep at RDU -- and WiFi quality is spotty.
Growing numbers of airport travelers are complaining that WiFi should be free and more reliable. (See today's story with reader comments.)
Still, lots of airport travelers are willing to pay $7.95 per session for WiFi. RDU will rake in about $240,000 this year as its share of these payments to AT&T.
Let RDU know what you think about WiFi and other issues -- and share your feedback with me, too.
Bruce Siceloff reports on traffic and transportation. A News & Observer reporter, editor and blogger since 1976, he took over the