LATAM Airlines WiFi: Complete Guide 2026
Planning a flight on LATAM Airlines and want to know what to expect from the onboard WiFi? Below: the provider, typical speeds, and a clear answer on whether it's free — without the rollouts and news clutter (those live on the data hub).
Still Tracking
We're still verifying LATAM Airlines's current WiFi facts. The FAQs below cover general industry patterns — for LATAM Airlines-specific reports, search a flight or check the data hub.
Provider Summary
LATAM Airlines's in-flight WiFi is delivered by viasat. Speed and free-vs-paid availability vary by aircraft and route — check the data hub for aircraft-specific status. Typical speeds for viasat-equipped aircraft industry-wide: 12–25 Mbps typical per-passenger; 100+ Mbps to the aircraft.
LATAM In-Flight WiFi Providers
LATAM Airlines primarily uses Viasat for its in-flight WiFi connectivity across its fleet. This includes both narrow-body aircraft and the wide-body fleet, which is currently undergoing a significant rollout. For new Airbus and Embraer aircraft joining the fleet, LATAM is also incorporating a multi-orbit satellite connectivity system provided by SES, which includes leveraging the OneWeb low-Earth orbit constellation.
Connectivity Across the Fleet
WiFi is widely available on LATAM's narrow-body aircraft, which are primarily used for domestic and regional flights within South America, with nearly 100% of this fleet equipped. The rollout of in-flight WiFi on LATAM's long-haul wide-body aircraft began in March 2026 and is expected to be completed between 2026 and 2028, representing a substantial investment. This expansion aims to provide connectivity on routes such as Santiago to Sydney, New York, Lima to Madrid, and São Paulo to London.
Expected Speeds and Experience
Passengers can generally expect typical Viasat speeds ranging from 12 to 25 Mbps per passenger, with the aircraft itself receiving over 100 Mbps. The newer multi-orbit systems being implemented are designed to deliver faster and more stable internet speeds with broader coverage. To connect, passengers should enable airplane mode on their device, select the 'LATAM Play' Wi-Fi network, and then follow the instructions on the onboard portal. The Wi-Fi service integrates with the LATAM Play entertainment platform, offering a comprehensive onboard experience.
LATAM Airlines Fleet Tracker
SeatWiFi tracks 81 LATAM Airlines aircraft by individual tail number, cross-referenced against the FAA registry and live passenger reports.
See every tracked LA tail number →Frequently Asked Questions
Does LATAM Airlines have WiFi on all flights?
We're still verifying LATAM Airlines's fleet-wide WiFi coverage. Check the data hub at /airlines/la to see what's been reported on specific aircraft.
What WiFi provider does LATAM Airlines use?
We're still confirming LATAM Airlines's primary WiFi provider. Submit a flight at seatwifi.com to help us track what's on your aircraft.
How fast is LATAM Airlines WiFi?
Speeds depend on the WiFi provider on your specific aircraft. Check /airlines/la to see what's been reported.
Does LATAM Airlines WiFi work on international flights?
International WiFi coverage on LATAM Airlines varies by aircraft. Check /airlines/la for the latest reported status.
How do I connect to LATAM Airlines WiFi?
Switch on airplane mode after takeoff, enable WiFi, select the LATAM Airlines network, and follow the on-board portal to either log in (free passes) or buy a plan. For free-WiFi conditions, see /latam-airlines-free-wifi.