Malaysia Airlines has made its in-flight complimentary WiFi available to all passengers, regardless of cabin class or loyalty tier. However, the service is currently offered on the airlines' wide-body aircraft at this time, which means that only those flying internationally will be able to enjoy it throughout their journeys.
As announced in November, Malaysia Airlines has made its in-flight complimentary WiFi available to all passengers, regardless of cabin class or loyalty tier. However, the service is currently offered on the airlines' wide-body aircraft at this time, which means that only those flying internationally will be able to enjoy it throughout their journeys.
Fortunately, a very recent assignment required me to travel overseas, therefore provided me with the opportunity to test out the service during my return flights with the airline. But before I share my experience, here's a couple of things that you need to know first. For starters, you'll only know if your Malaysia Airlines flight offers in-flight WiFi during the pre-flight announcement, or from the MHConnect sticker that's displayed near the in-flight entertainment (IFE) system in front of you. Another thing to keep in mind is that the service will only be activated once the flight reaches cruising altitude, and will be taken offline again upon descen
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