Brussels Airlines introduces high-speed Wi-Fi across its fleet

Brussels Airlines has launched Lufthansa Group Wi-Fi powered by Starlink, bringing high-speed internet connectivity on board its European fleet. The first connected flight took off on 9 November, operated by an Airbus A320neo on the Brussels-Copenhagen route.

The rollout is part of a wider Lufthansa Group initiative to equip approximately 850 aircraft with Starlink's low-Earth orbit satellite technology, enabling passengers to stay connected throughout their journey. Brussels Airlines plans to have 15 aircraft equipped with the new service by the first half of 2027.

For customers, this means access to fast and reliable internet connectivity during the flight, making it easier to work in the cloud, stream content, browse the web and stay in touch while travelling. The service will be available free of charge to passengers across all travel classes who have a Travel ID or Miles & More account.

For travel partners, the introduction of high-speed Wi-Fi strengthens the onboard experience across the Brussels Airlines network and provides an additional selling point for both business and leisure travellers. The new connectivity offer is particularly relevant for corporate customers who increasingly expect uninterrupted digital access while travelling.

The launch forms part of Brussels Airlines' broader investment programme aimed at enhancing the passenger experience, which also includes the renovation of THE LOFT at Brussels Airport, upgraded Premium Economy tableware and an improved Economy Class meal concept on long-haul flights.

09-11-26 - par Brussels Airlines