Air France will introduce ultra-high-speed WiFi across its entire fleet in 2025. The airline has partnered with Starlink to roll out the free inflight connectivity.
According to Business Traveller, the service will be free of charge across all cabins, and passengers will be able to connect through their Flying Blue loyalty account.
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Those without a Flying Blue account will be able to create one free of charge in just a few clicks.
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The airline intends to roll out the WiFi service onboard all its aircraft, replacing the current offer.
As reported by TravelNews, the free WiFi will enable passengers to stay in touch with friends and family during the flight. Through technological devices such as laptops, smartphones and tablets, passengers will also be able to play online video games, stream films and even stay updated on world news. Each passenger will be able to connect several devices simultaneously.
Air France plans to gradually equip all its aircraft with this cutting-edge technology, including its regional fleet. During the transition period, the airline will continue to offer connectivity services on aircraft that are not yet equipped, including a free ‘Message Pass’ for Flying Blue members and a paid offer that covers other needs.
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