Get in-flight Wi-Fi—now with streaming on board.

We’re keeping you connected beyond our own signal—even at 30,000 feet. Eligible customers now have free in-flight connection, including full-flight Wi-Fi and streaming options where available. In addition to Wi-Fi and streaming, you can also message all flight long where available.

There's no sign up required to use In-Flight Connection. Make sure you're on an eligible rate plan, your phone is Wi-Fi enabled, and you've made at least one Wi-Fi call on your current device and SIM card.

You can use any streaming service you’re subscribed to on your flight—including entertainment on us, like Netflix, Apple TV+, MLB.tv, and others, if you’re on an eligible plan.

As part of In-Flight Connection, eligible customers get free connectivity with streaming, where available, all flight long on nearly 100% of domestic flights on partner airlines: Alaska, American, Delta and United. We partner with Intelsat, Viasat, Thales and Panasonic to give free in-flight Wi-Fi on Alaska Airlines, United Airlines, American Airlines, and select Delta Air Lines flights. T-Mobile is also a proud partner of Delta, giving SkyMiles Members fast, free in-flight Wi-Fi on Delta and on us on most Viasat flights within the U.S.

Anyone with a Delta SkyMiles account can enjoy free in-flight Wi-Fi on select Delta flights within the US.

Non-Members can join Delta SkyMiles for free while on board or on the ground to access free Wi-Fi and other benefits.

Free Wi-Fi for Delta SkyMiles Members is now available onboard most of Delta’s domestic mainline flights, and will be on more than 700 Delta aircraft by the end of 2023.

Free in-flight Wi-Fi for SkyMiles Members on Delta and on us is now available on most of Delta’s domestic mainline flights within the US. Delta expects to have more than 700 aircraft equipped with free Wi-Fi by the end of 2023.You can expect to see free Wi-Fi for SkyMiles Members on Delta’s international and regional flights by the end of 2024.

Unlimited in-flight messaging, Wi-Fi, and streaming where available: Go5G Next and Go5G Plus™ (including 55+, Military, and First Responder) and equivalent plans like Go5G Business Next and Go5G Business Plus (including Military, and First Responder) Magenta® MAX (including 55+, Military, and First Responder), Magenta® Plus, Magenta® MAX for Business, ONE Plus, Business Unlimited Ultimate, Magenta® Amplified, and select enterprise and government plans.

Unlimited messaging and one hour of in-flight Wi-Fi with streaming where available. Plus, four full-flight Wi-Fi and streaming sessions a year: Go5G™ (including 55+, Military, and First Responder) and equivalent plans like: Go5G Deaf or Hard of Hearing, Go5G Business, Magenta® (including 55+, Military, and First Responder), Magenta® Deaf or hard of Hearing, Business Unlimited Advanced, Magenta® for Business, and select government plans. Also included are Simple Choice, Select Choice, and ONE plans. Plus, T-Mobile prepaid plans are included too, with the exception of T-Mobile Connect.

Before you board, make sure you have:

1. A compatible T-Mobile or Sprint phone updated with the most recent software
2. A valid e911 address on file with T-Mobile or Sprint for your mobile number—you can verify this at My.T-Mobile.com or My Sprint
3. Turn Wi-Fi Calling on and make at least one Wi-Fi call with your current SIM card

On larger flights, in-flight Wi-Fi may be available at the gate. Generally, the cabin crew will provide instructions once in-flight Wi-Fi is available, and most flights will have information on how to connect in the seat-back pocket.

1. Switch your device to Airplane mode and turn on Wi-Fi
2. Make sure Wi-Fi Calling is set to enabled
3. Select the airline's Wi-Fi network (DeltaWifi, AlaskaWifi, etc.)
4. Open any internet browser to go to the Wi-Fi homepage
5. You’ll be automatically redirected to a login page
6. If you’re not redirected, type wifionboard.com into the browser
7. Select "In-Flight Connection On Us"
   • Enter your Sprint or T-Mobile phone number
   • Enter the CAPTCHA letters and numbers in the box if prompted
   • Select "Get Wi-Fi and Texting”—the confirmation screen will appear to confirm you’re connected

With In-Flight Connection, free messaging includes text messages (SMS) and data messages using Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and iMessage. You can also use the social media app X (formally known as Twitter) via SMS with in-flight texting. See X support for support and details.

All SkyMiles Members who get free in-flight Wi-Fi on Delta and on us will be able to use messaging apps like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and iMessage while using free in-flight Wi-Fi. Cellular SMS is not supported while in flight.

As part of In-Flight Connection, T-Mobile customers get free Wi-Fi and streaming, where available. The benefit is available all flight long on four of the biggest US airlines.

Now, we’re partnering with Delta to give everyone with a Delta SkyMiles account, free Wi-Fi all flight long on Delta Air Lines—regardless of their wireless provider.

Delta SkyMiles Members can expect free Wi-Fi on most Delta flights within the US, with expansion to more than 700 Delta aircraft by the end of 2023. Smartphones, tablets, and laptops are eligible. Accessing free Wi-Fi will also give you access to free messaging so you can send texts, photos, and videos. SMS is unavailable.

It’s simple:
1) Open your device Settings, turn on Airplane Mode, then turn on Wi-Fi.
2) Choose the DeltaWiFi.com network. If the Wi-Fi portal does not open, go to DeltaWi-Fi.com using your browser.
3) Sign into your SkyMiles account or join SkyMiles for free.

Track your full-flight sessions when you fly. Also, the feature’s coming soon to the Usage page within My.T-Mobile.com.