Delta started rolling out fast free Wi-Fi on long-haul international routes
Starting this summer, Delta Air Lines customers on select Viasat-equipped long-haul international flights will be able to enjoy a fast, free Wi-Fi connection brought to you by T-Mobile, bringing the airline one step closer to achieving its goal of offering free Wi-Fi throughout its global fleet.
Today, free, streaming-quality connectivity is available on nearly 700 aircraft – more than 90% of Delta’s domestic mainline fleet – and the airline expects the vast majority of customers will have access to the product by the end of the year.
“As we continue to roll out fast, free Wi-Fi and the in-flight experiences it powers, we’re able to serve customers traveling both domestically and internationally in new, in-the-moment ways,” says Ranjan Goswami, S.V.P. – Customer Experience Design.
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To ensure Delta is delivering the premium service customers expect, the airline is rolling out fast, free Wi-Fi on Viasat-equipped widebody aircraft on a route-by-route basis.
Last month, fast, free Wi-Fi rolled out on most flights to/from France.
In August 2024 it will be deployed on flights to the United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands, Spain and Italy; In September to Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, Portugal, Sweden and Switzerland; In October to South America (Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru) followed by Hawaii; In December 2024/January 2025 Nigeria, Ghana and Senegal; Mid-late 2025 the transpacific region (including Asia, Australia and New Zealand) and South Africa.
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