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Lufthansa Is Now Offering Free Wifi In First Class (On A Limited Basis)

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As far as I'm concerned, Lufthansa and Cathay Pacific are generally the world's two most consistent airlines in first class. No, not every flight will be the same (as Tiffany and I recently experienced), but I can't think of any other airlines where virtually nothing about the first class experience has changed in the past…

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(@umberto)
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Good to know, I'm just sorry to see they are constantly reducing First class destinations. Once they phase out their A340-600 fleet, it will be a rare pleasure...


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 Miro
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Well, they sure did not offer that on 19 February, when I was flying with them to Dulles.


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(@theonlywaytofly)
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I received a card traveling MUC-PVG on 3/9. Unfortunately the purser forgot to offer it until the end of the flight. He said it's good 4 a year if I want to hang on to it... Spectacular flight otherwise, all by my lonesome in F.


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(@DaninMCI)
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Emirates provides wifi free for first and I think business.


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@DaninMCI - Yes but only if you credited your flight to their rewards program (Emirates Skywards).


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Currently on 434 in F from MUC to ORD and got free WiFi.


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(@awais)
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Aer Lingus has been offering decent free wifi in Biz for a while. Nice perk.


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 DTMD
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Turkish has free Wi-Fi for business class (or elite plus passengers in any class). It should be a standard business amenity IMO.


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 Ken
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A380 LH 773 BKK-FRA on March 9th was offered free WiFi - and the code was valid for 24hrs - it worked on a connecting flight to Berlin! Now that's what I call going the extra mile 🙂


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Diamond
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@UGC
Perhaps if they reduce the F sectors then they might be forced to make some improvements to J, because at the moment it's just plain awful....and wouldn't be anywhere near the top 29 let alone 1 or 2. I can imagine F passengers leaving in droves if they only had the choice of the bloody miserable sub-par LH J


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