Delta gets approval to add free Wi‑Fi on trans‑Pacific flights

Delta gets approval to add free Wi‑Fi on trans‑Pacific flights
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Delta Air Lines received regulatory approval to extend its fast, free Delta Sync Wi‑Fi service to its trans‑Pacific routes, with the rollout set to begin later this month and expand over the following weeks.

The addition will make Delta the only U.S. global carrier offering free Wi‑Fi across its entire network, which spans six continents, and the airline already has nearly 1,300 Wi‑Fi‑equipped aircraft covering more than 95% of its fleet.

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