200 United Airlines Planes Will Have Free Internet by the End of 2025

All of United Airlines’ regional jets fly under the airlines’ livery but are operated by partner airlines such as CommuteAir, GoJet Airlines, Mesa Airlines, Republic Airways, and SkyWest Airlines. United Airlines’ regional jets can carry between 50 and 76 passengers only.

To access the free Wi-Fi on board one of United’s regional planes, all you’ll need to do is to sign up for free for the airline’s frequent flyer program, MileagePlus.

Currently, United Airlines charges $8, or 800 miles, for MileagePlus members, and $10 for everyone else, to access Wi-Fi on its domestic flights.

United Airlines promises that the in-flight connectivity will be fast and reliable, allowing passengers to access work documents, use streaming services, shop, play games, and more on their personal devices and on their seatback screens. The airline also promises to roll-out seatback screen for every seat.