KLM flights: Airline starts to offer free WiFi on select European flights from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport - how to access it
KLM has started to offer free Wi-Fi in phases across most of the aircraft used on its European routes.
From January 22, 2026, free internet service has been available on short-haul European flights departing from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. The service is aimed at enhancing passenger comfort.
As the rollout progresses, additional aircraft will be integrated into the programme, including all A321neo, Embraer 195-E2, and a portion of the B737-800 aircraft. According to a report on Travel and Tour World, aircraft that serve high-frequency regional routes are being prioritised for starters.
With the free internet, passengers can spend their time online, whether for work or recreational activities. The complimentary internet service can be accessed once onboard, either through direct login or by applying for a Flying Blue membership.
Passengers are then able to browse the internet, send emails, stream music, play games, and watch movies or television series without data limitations during the flight.
According to a report on the official news page of KLM, Stephanie Putzeist, responsible for customer experience at the airline, commented: “We listen carefully to what our passengers value and free internet has been on their wish list for some time. Through this step, we are making travel within Europe more personal and comfortable: everyone can plan their flight in their own way and stay connected.
“We are delighted to realise this now for our passengers.’’