Get Chatty on Lufthansa Long-Haul Flights, Now Free for All! 🚀🗣️
Passengers can now engage in spontaneous chats during long-haul flights on Lufthansa aircraft. - Engage in unrestricted conversation during flights on Lufthansa's long-distance journeys
That's right, travelers! Lufthansa has announced that internet chatting is now totally free onboard all long-haul flights. Previously, a fee was charged for this service on long-distance flights, while chatting was already a complimentary perk on short and mid-range routes since January 2024. Don't worry, if you're in the mood for clips or flicks, larger data packages—for streaming movies—will still come at a cost. 🎥💳
Messaging without Limits 💬🔓
No more isolation up in the skies! You can now connect with your loved ones using messaging services such as WhatsApp, Signal, or WeChat—all without any restrictions. Got some pics worth sharing? No problem! Send and receive them freely to keep your loved ones in the loop. Just remember to spare your fellow passengers from distractions by leaving out phone calls and video chats! 📞📷
What's in it for you? 🤓💎
To access all this free chit-chat glory, you'll need one of two things: either a Miles & More frequent flyer program card number or an email address registered with your flight ticket. Fret not, if you haven't signed up for either yet—registration is a breeze, and you can do it even during the flight!🛫📝
So there you have it! Get ready to stay connected with your crew on the ground while cruising through the clouds. Just remember, while chatting is free, streaming services will still come with a price tag. Happy travels, chat wenches and warriors! 🛬💬🎉🎧📱
In the spirit of the newly free chat services on Lufthansa long-haul flights, a community policy encourages travelers to keep conversations on messaging platforms like WhatsApp, Signal, or WeChat—all while sharing photos—during their journey, without worrying about any restrictions. However, as one explores the aspects of this modern lifestyle, it's essential to remember that streaming movies will still require a data package to be purchased.
