IMessage using Wifi when Roaming

Hi.
I am currently travelling to the US from Canada. When I am here I primarily turn my phone on airplane mode and then just connect to wifi.
Is it possible to send messages via iMessage to other iOS 5 users when only being connected to wifi and otherwise having my phone on airplane mode?

Should work just fine.

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