Connectivity guide

In-flight Wi-Fi and entertainment, aircraft by aircraft

What to expect for connectivity and screens on the aircraft you are flying, graded from the same seat-map data.

How we grade connectivity

Each aircraft is graded from the Wi-Fi and entertainment notes on its seat map. The same four tiers apply to both.

Best

Free, high-speed, or streaming Wi-Fi; seatback screens or on-demand entertainment.

Good

Paid or portal Wi-Fi that works; stream-to-your-device entertainment.

Basic

Limited or messaging-only connectivity; sparse entertainment options.

None

No Wi-Fi or no entertainment documented on this aircraft.

Mapped aircraft

The Wi-Fi and entertainment grade for each aircraft we have mapped. Open any one for the full seat map and source notes.

Last verified August 18, 2026

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Connectivity questions

In-flight Wi-Fi and entertainment

How the grades are worked out and what they mean for your flight.

It is read from the Wi-Fi notes on each aircraft seat map. Free, high-speed, or streaming service grades as Best; paid or portal service that works grades as Good; limited or messaging-only grades as Basic; and no documented Wi-Fi grades as None.

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