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Is SAS Scandinavian Airlines Wi-Fi free? Who gets it, and when

Short answer

Only for some passengers. Full Wi-Fi is free for EuroBonus members on Starlink aircraft, All EuroBonus members on A320/A321NX, Gold/Diamond members and Business class on A330 and Gold/Diamond members on A350. All EuroBonus members on A350 gets free messaging.

Who flies free

  • EuroBonus members on Starlink aircraftFull Wi-Fi, free
    Free high-speed Wi-Fi, sponsored by 3. Check the SAS app on the day of travel to see if your flight is equipped.
  • All EuroBonus members on A320/A321NXFull Wi-Fi, free
    Streaming, browsing and messaging all free on standard Wi-Fi.
  • Gold/Diamond members and Business class on A330Full Wi-Fi, free
    Browsing and messaging free; everyone else buys. No streaming on the A330 at all.
  • Gold/Diamond members on A350Full Wi-Fi, free
    Browsing free; everyone else buys. No streaming on the A350.
  • All EuroBonus members on A350Free messaging only
    Messaging free.

Worth knowing before you pay

  • Standard Wi-Fi is one device at a time.
  • Voice and video calls are not allowed on SAS aircraft at all — a deliberate cabin-atmosphere policy, not a technical limit.
  • VPNs are fine, but connect to the Wi-Fi first and turn the VPN on afterwards.
  • Expect brief interruptions over oceans, polar regions and satellite handovers, and no service in some countries' airspace.
  • Streaming is simply not available on the A330 and A350 legacy systems, at any price.

How we know

Checked against SAS Scandinavian Airlines's own Wi-Fi page on 2026-08-02.

What we could not confirm:

  • The Wi-Fi network name / SSID and portal address — SAS publishes neither.
  • Every paid price.
  • Whether Starlink aircraft allow more than one device.

Airlines change these terms without notice. Treat this as a strong prior, not a guarantee.

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