TSA agents confiscated a dagger with a 3.5 inch blade in a carry-on bag at Los Angeles International Airport Sunday, Oct. 14, 2012. (KABC Photo / Transportation Security Administration)
LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (KABC) -- Plans to provide free Wi-Fi at Los Angeles International Airport have been grounded, at least for now.
Officials recently offered a contract to a Florida company that would have meant free Wi-Fi for all passengers and employees within the next couple of months.
But the Los Angeles City Council has put the brakes on that plan, saying bids from other companies, including some based in Southern California, should have been considered.
The council has three weeks to either allow the Florida company to provide the Wi-Fi or come up with another plan.
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