Starting in 2025, Air France will introduce free Starlink WiFi service onboard, replacing its current service and enhancing WiFi connectivity for its customers. The new ultra-high-speed offer will provide a “ground-like” experience and will be completely free for all passengers,

Air France has announced that it will offer Starlink high-speed internet connectivity for free, starting in the summer of 2025.

Elon Musk owned Starlink has been growing popular with each day that passes. Air France airline has recently announced that it will progressively roll out an ultra-high-speed connectivity service for a “ground-like” experience for all cabins completely free of charge for Flying Blue customers.

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Starlink equipment will begin being installed on the aircraft from 2025. Once completed, the resulting WiFi service will be free to access for customers on Air France’s ‘Flying Blue’ loyalty programme (which is itself free to join).

Air France announced plans Sept. 26 to begin rolling out free Starlink broadband services across its entire fleet in the summer, becoming the latest major airline to partner with SpaceX’s low Earth orbit constellation.

Air France will fit its entire fleet with SpaceX's Starlink inflight connectivity system to support free Wi-Fi for passengers.

Air France announced a deal with Starlink for free in-flight WiFi in every cabin, just two weeks after United Airlines also became a customer.

Air France on Thursday said it has signed a deal with Elon Musk’s Starlink to provide customers with in-flight Wi-Fi, following similar deals with United Airlines (UAL) and Hawaiian Airlines (ALK).