WiFi and entertainment on board

Time flies as you enjoy the films and other inflight entertainment available, or catch up on your latest e-mails and messages with WiFi on board.

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WiFi on board

Stay connected to your friends and family, catch up on your latest e-mails or listen to your favourite playlists. On more and more of our aircraft, you can go online through WiFi on your own device. If you spot the WiFi logo on board, WiFi is available as soon as you're seated! 

Once you’re connected to the WiFi network, KLM’s onboard portal will automatically open. On this portal you can book activities for your destination, check your latest flight status, purchase an internet package, and more.

Enjoy free messaging (via WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, WeChat, and similar services) aboard all our aircraft equipped with internet. Next to that, we offer different kinds of internet packages, depending on the type of aircraft you’re flying with.

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Use your own electronic devices

No need to put away your mobile phone or tablet on board anymore! You can use lots of types of portable electronic devices throughout any KLM flight. You just need to set your device to airplane mode or switch off the cellular service. Make sure to keep this in mind:

  • Electronic devices allowed include smartphones, tablets, e-readers, media players, radios, cameras, headphones, handheld games and pagers.
  • You will need to use headphones if your device produces sound.
  • You can always connect your own headset to the inflight entertainment system, and also connect your power supply in World Business Class. With the newest entertainment system now available on increasingly more of our aircraft, you can even connect your USB or power supply in both Economy and World Business Class.
  • Laptops and similar larger devices, and devices that weigh more than 1 kg (2.2 lbs), need to be stowed during taxi, take-off and landing.
  • Our crew will ask you to completely switch off and stow your devices in specific circumstances only.
Please note that the following devices are never allowed to be used on board: e-cigarettes, remote control toys, televisions, transmitters, VHF scanner/receivers and any device with cellular network service enabled. Read more about restricted and prohibited items.
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Inflight entertainment

The latest box office hits, brilliant music, powerful drama, exotic nature documentaries, and much, much more. Interested in knowing more about the wide range of entertainment available during your intercontinental KLM flight?

Many choices and a personal screen

Experience over 1000 hours of entertainment in various languages on your intercontinental KLM flight - from the moment you take your seat until you leave the aircraft:

  • More than 200 films, including recent releases, classics and world cinema. Many of these you can view in Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese or Spanish
  • Television programmes including comedy, drama, People & Planet, travel, concerts, sports, and lifestyle
  • Hundreds of albums and exclusive KLM music specials
  • A dedicated kids channel
  • Games
You can enjoy all of this on your own personal interactive screen on almost all intercontinental KLM flights (except on KLM flights to Tel Aviv on a Boeing 737 aircraft). We update our inflight entertainment selections every month.


To and from Asia

On all KLM flights to or from China, Korea or Japan, free local newspapers are available. Sit back and relax with one of our films subtitled or dubbed in the local language, or listen to radio programmes in Chinese, Korean or Japanese. 

Read more about our route dedicated services to and from Asia.

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Holland Herald

Launched in 1966, the Holland Herald is the oldest inflight magazine in the world. The award winning magazine covers travel, lifestyle, fun gadgets, and interesting facts and figures. Looking for things to do? The Holland Herald includes an agenda of the Netherlands’ cultural events and descriptions of KLM’s destinations. Next to that, every edition lists the tax free articles for sale on board.

Go to the Holland Herald website  for more information (only in English).

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