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Flying to more countries than any other airline, Turkish Airlines will be offering free and limitless messaging services to all passengers on international flights where internet access is available, with the motto “Enjoy Limitless Messaging” through applications such as WhatsApp, Messenger or iMessage, along with others.

On the new service, Turkish Airlines CEO Bilal Ekşi stated: “We are adding another innovative development to the countless improvements we made for Türkiye’s aviation sector as the national flag carrier. By combining our innovative approach with customer satisfaction, we are ensuring our passengers will be able to freely message their loved ones above clouds, staying in contact with them without any limits.”

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With the limitless messaging service being complimentary to all Miles&Smiles member passengers, non-members will also be able to benefit from this service upon filling out the Miles&Smiles membership form available before or during the flight. Moreover; Miles & Miles Classic Plus, Elite and Elite Plus members will be benefitting from enhanced free internet packages.

Aiming to provide its passengers with privileges beyond their expectations at every stage of their journey, Turkish Airlines will first launch this service on its aircraft with internet access by Turk Telekom, and then gradually on all aircraft with internet connection.

In recent years, many airlines have started to offer free messaging services to their passengers as a way to enhance the in-flight experience. This has become especially important with the rise of social media and messaging apps as primary means of communication.

Some airlines, such as Delta Air Lines and American Airlines, offer free messaging through their in-flight entertainment systems, while others like Southwest Airlines and Alaska Airlines offer free messaging through popular messaging apps like iMessage and WhatsApp.

The availability of free messaging services can vary depending on the airline and the flight route. Some airlines only offer messaging services on select flights or for a limited time, while others offer the service on all their flights with internet access.

Overall, the trend towards offering free messaging services is a positive development for the airline industry, as it allows passengers to stay connected with loved ones and colleagues even while flying. As more and more airlines adopt this approach, passengers will have more options to choose from and can select the airline that best fits their needs.