Delta Air Lines has launched complimentary Wi-Fi service on all of its Pacific routes, including Japan-U.S. flights.
Members of its SkyMiles loyalty program can use in-flight Wi-Fi regardless of cabin class. The service can be used to send and receive messages and emails, browse websites, share photos, and stream videos.
In addition, the airline has begun operating new satellite communications over the Americas, increasing network capacity. Together with the expansion of the service to Pacific routes, Delta says it will be able to provide a consistent in-flight Wi-Fi experience throughout flights.
Delta Air Lines has already equipped approximately 1,300 aircraft, representing more than 95% of its fleet, with Wi-Fi. It is currently expanding the service to Delta Connection regional jets operating short-haul routes within the United States and Boeing 717 aircraft, with installation across its entire fleet expected to be completed by early 2027.
Since launching its high-speed Wi-Fi service, Delta Sync, in 2023, the airline has recorded 195 million logins.
To use the service, open the settings on an electronic device, turn on airplane mode and enable Wi-Fi, then select the “DeltaWiFi.com” network and log in with SkyMiles membership information. Customers can enroll in SkyMiles before departure through the airline’s website or app, or when connecting to Wi-Fi on board.
