Yes, all our aircraft offer WiFi on all flights. Is WiFi available for the whole flight? Almost. You can log on after take off once we've reach 10,000 feet, and stay online right up until we go below 10,000 feet on landing.

Virgin Atlantic does not currently offer completely free, unlimited Wi-Fi to all passengers, but they do provide a free messaging tier for all members of their "Flying Club" loyalty program. In 2026, this allow guests to send and receive text-based messages via apps like WhatsApp, iMessage, and Facebook Messenger throughout the flight at no cost. For full internet access, including web browsing and social media, passengers in Economy and Premium cabins must typically purchase a "Surf" or "Stream" pass, which ranges from roughly £12 to £30 depending on the duration. However, passengers traveling in Upper Class (Virgin's business class) often receive a voucher for complimentary full-flight Wi-Fi as a standard perk of their fare. Virgin's fleet is largely equipped with Viasat and Gogo 2Ku satellite technology, ensuring relatively high speeds even on transoceanic routes. As the industry moves toward free Wi-Fi models (pioneered by Delta and JetBlue), Virgin continues to evaluate its pricing, but for now, the free messaging tier remains the only "no-cost" option for most travelers.