Surfing above the clouds

With "Inflight," Deutsche Telekom has been giving air travelers fast Internet access on more and more international routes since 2011. Lufthansa was the premiere partner.

​​​​​​​Deutsche Telekom's "Inflight" service is available on many routes operated by Lufthansa, KLM/Air France, Singapore Airlines, British Airways, Japan Airlines and American Airlines and others. All users need is a WiFi-capable notebook, tablet PC or smartphone.

Inexpensive surfing

With Deutsche Telekom's airborne HotSpot, users can surf the Internet on board just as conveniently as at home. Simply activate WiFi on a notebook, tablet PC or smartphone, select the HotSpot and register or log in. The service is billed through a credit card or the user's next Deutsche Telekom bill.

Latest news free of charge Non-Telekom customers can pay through their roaming partners or purchase vouchers. In addition to the fee-based Internet access, Lufthansa offers its passengers "FlyNet" portal with latest news free of charge. Other airlines have similar offers.

Sports roundup at 10,000 m

Deutsche Telekom's "Inflight" HotSpots keep passengers up to date on the latest sports news, as well. They can follow the latest results online or watch the sports ticker on Lufthansa's free "FlyNet" service, for example.

Scoot, a low-cost long-haul airline of Singapore Airlines flying primarily to Australia and East Asia, launches our service this February and this way contributes to our step-by-step expansion in the region. It is already the sixth Asian airline we have won.

Available on 15 international airlines In total our HotSpot service on board is now available on 15 international airlines with almost 300 aircrafts. A new in-flight service offered by Malaysia-based Malindo marks the launch of DT's HotSpot service for the first time on a single-aisle, short- and medium-haul aircraft. Malindo Airlines has launched our service this May.