Delta Air Lines is extending its fast, free Wi-Fi, presented by T-Mobile, to long-haul international routes. Currently available on nearly 700 aircraft domestically, this service is now being rolled out on select Viasat-equipped international flights.
By the end of summer 2024, most transatlantic flights will offer free Wi-Fi. Delta plans to cover the entire global fleet by late 2025, including routes to Europe, South America, and the Asia-Pacific region.
The service will later integrate with Delta Sync, offering personalised experiences for SkyMiles members, enhancing the in-flight experience globally.
This post was published on 16 August 2024 22:02
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