AirPort Card & MacBook Pro

Hi,
I'm interested in buy a MacBook Pro at your online store.
But I'm not sure if the Airport Card is included in the MacBook Pro.
So do I need to ADD the airport card while i'm customizing my MacBookPro at your online store?

Airport cards are included with all Apple's current portables

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