Passengers flying through American Airlines are in for a treat: thanks to an agreement with AT&T, travelers will soon get access to FREE Wi-Fi on flights.
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According to a news release from AT&T, the agreement will carry on to more than 2 million American Airlines flights starting January 2026. That’s more than any other domestic flight carrier.
“People want to be connected. Everywhere. All the time. Whether it’s staying in touch with those who matter most, following a favorite sports team, or catching up on that show everyone is talking about, connectivity brings people a world of possibilities,” Jenifer Robertson, AT&T EVP & GM Mass Markets said in a statement. “By advancing connectivity, everything becomes more immediate and accessible anywhere they go. “We are proud to partner with American Airlines to connect people to what matters most to them – even in the sky.”
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In the meantime, American Airlines will offer limited-time complimentary Wi-Fi on select routes, as a test. This way, they can determine the strength of its service.
“Our customers greatly value staying connected while in the air, whether communicating with friends, getting work done, checking in on social media, or streaming their favorite subscription services,” Heather Garboden, Chief Customer Officer for American Airlines explained in a news release. “We’ve been working diligently to outfit our aircraft with best-in-class high-speed Wi-Fi and together with AT&T are proud to offer those services at no cost to our most loyal customers.”
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