And Air Europa is entering the era of connected flights... By next summer, in July to be precise, all long-haul flights operated by the Spanish airline should offer Wi-Fi access. Starting with two Airbus A330-200 and an A330-300but also new Boeing 787s in the process of joining the Air Europa fleet. It will cost 7 euros passengers to benefit from the 15Mb13 for double the speed, and 20 for 50 Mb. The airline warns that access to the wireless network - dubbed "Ontheair" - will be possible from an altitude of 10,000 metres, and that travellers should not, however, deactivate the "aeroplane" mode on their mobile device.
