In-flight WiFi services are really handy. However, many airlines are not offering them for free.
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If you want to watch your favorite movies, play games, and do other online stuff, then you need to pay for their internet.
In-flight WiFi can range from $1 up to over $50 every month.
Of course, those who want to have fast internet speeds during their flights need to purchase the more expensive ones.
But, there are some passengers whose budgets can no longer include in-flight WiFi purchases. If you are one of them, then this guide is just for you.
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According to CNBC's latest report, there are some techniques you can do to have in-flight WiFi for free.
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Although these tips are inefficient in some scenarios, they are still worth the try:
- Check the airline companies that offer free in-flight WiFi services.
- Check if the aircraft model has free internet service. For example, Delta's A321, 737-900ER, and 757-200 planes all have free Viasat internet.
- Check if your credit card offers perks that can give you free in-flight WiFi. These benefits include reimbursements and statement credits.
Airlines With Free In-Flight WiFi
If you are having a hard time following the techniques mentioned above, then the best one you can follow is to check airlines that offer free in-flight WiFi.
Alternative Airlines provided some of them:
- Emirates Airlines (Up to 1.17 Mbps)
- Norwegian Airlines (Up to 1.33 Mbps)
- Qantas (Up to 15 Mbps)
- Hainan Airlines (Up to 76 Kbps)
- JetBlue Airways (Up to 20Mbps)
- Air New Zealand (Up to 4.7 Mbps)
- Virgin Australia (Up to 1 Mbps)
Of course, the free in-flight WiFi services that these companies offer are available on selected routes. You can click this link to see more details.
Aside from the mentioned techniques above, you can also rely on travel rewards cards and maintain your elite states in premium classes. To learn more about these two tips, just click here.
Previously, we also reported other internet guides, such as how to have cheaper internet service and how to improve internet speed.
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