All Delta Flights Now Equipped With WiFi

by Michele McDonald October 31, 2016

Delta Air Lines completed installation of WiFi on its entire long-haul international fleet. The international WiFi is powered by Gogo’s high-speed Ku-Band satellite technology.

Delta began installing WiFi on its domestic aircraft in 2008 and its international aircraft in 2012. The airline’s in-flight WiFi portal offers free access to delta.com, where customers can manage their trips, book a flight, hotel or car, check their SkyMiles accounts and check flight status.

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