All Air Europa long-haul flights now feature a wifi service after the company completed installation in its Airbus 330 aircrafts. In addition, the fiveBoeing 787 Dreamliners,already incorporated into the Air Europa fleet, feature the eX3 IFE system, offering passengers a unique onboard entertainment experience.
The new WiFi service has been launched in collaboration with Panasonic Avionics Corporationwith its new eXConnect system. The system was installed by MR Technics at their facilities in Zurich, who completed cabin modifications ahead of schedule for the new wifi service and reconfiguration of business class in Air Europa’s three Airbus 330 aircrafts.
The WiFi service is activated after the “fasten seatbelt” light is turned off. Therefore, it is not available for use during takeoff and landing. After this point, passengers can connect by keeping their mobile devices in airplane mode and selecting the “Ontheair” WiFi network. Then, passengers simply open their internet browser and select the data tariff most suited to their needs.
Air Europa has created three tariffs based on in-flight data usage, starting with the basic tariff of €7 for 30 MB; a more popular tariff of €13 for 60 MB, offering more data browsing time, and a Premium tariff of €20 for 100 MB. Further information can be found on the website of Air Europa.
To make the most out of the WiFi service, please consider the following advice:
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