Delta Air Lines has partnered with T-Mobile to bring free and fast in-flight Wi-Fi to all customers from February 1, 2023.
The rollout to most of the airline’s domestic mainland aircraft will be the first time a major U.S. airline has offered free Wi-Fi as a core product and will see more than 700 Viasat-equipped aircraft offering the service by the end of 2023. International and regional routes will be serviced with free Wi-Fi by the end of 2024.
Customers will log in to the new Delta Sync platform using their Delta SkyMiles account or join SkyMiles to connect for free.
Once connected to their devices or seatback screen, customers will experience a personalised, transformative onboard digital service providing exclusive in-flight entertainment, additional food and beverage options and exclusive offers with trusted consumer brands.
Customers in First Class can order on-demand food and beverage directly from the platform. All customers will have exclusive access to onboard streaming partner Paramount+, with television favourites and blockbuster films, breaking news, live sports and endless entertainment options at the tap of a finger.
Delta has also teamed with New York Times Games to offer challenging word, number and logic puzzles. Delta SkyMiles members can unlock curated American Express Card offers, destination-based restaurant guides and booking services via Resy on selected flights, and travel recommendations and destination-specific content via Atlas Obscura.
Since 2017, JetBlue has offered free hi-speed internet to all passengers in all classes, domestically and now internationally.
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