KLM now gives you free Wi-Fi on European flights

Technology Jan 28, 2026

Starting January 22, 2026, KLM began a phased rollout of free in-flight Wi-Fi across its European routes.
Now you can scroll, stream, game, or message in flight—no extra charges or annoying paywalls after logging in or registering as a Flying Blue member.

How it works:

The service runs on Viasat and covers about half of KLM's European fleet—with plans to extend the service to A321neo and Embraer 195-E2 jets.
Just log in or sign up as a Flying Blue member onboard to get unlimited access.

Why this matters:

KLM's short-haul planes don't have seatback screens, so this upgrade means you can finally binge your shows or catch up with friends while flying.
It's part of KLM's push for a more personalized (and way less boring) travel experience for everyone hopping around Europe.