SCHIPHOL — KLM will gradually introduce free, high-speed internet powered by Starlink on its intercontinental flights starting in mid-2027.
The service will be available in all travel classes, allowing passengers to stream movies, listen to music, play games, send emails and browse the internet.
Passengers will need a Flying Blue account to access the free wifi, which can also be created on board.
KLM has not yet announced which routes will receive the service first or the exact internet speeds. The airline already offers free wifi on European flights.