Google got into the Holiday spirit several weeks early. The search giant didn’t want to just give boring old toys or gadgets, though. No, when Google does something, it does it on a wide scale. Perhaps that’s why they gave holiday travelers the gift of free Wi-Fi in 47 U.S. airports and free Wi-Fi on Virgin America flights.

The technology behemoth made clear today that it’s not done giving, though. Google has just added an additional seven airports in its free Wi-Fi program. They are: Washington-Dulles, Washington-Reagan National, Phoenix, Columbus (Ohio), Albany, Boise, and Asheville (North Carolina).

Don’t forget: in addition to free Wi-Fi, Google is also matching donations made in these airports to Engineers Without Borders, One Economy Corporation, and the Climate Savers Computing Initiative, so you can do your part to give as well.

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Google’s Not Done Giving: Free Wi-Fi in Even More Airports