Does Pakistan International Airlines have Wi-Fi on the Boeing 777?
No. Pakistan International Airlines' Boeing 777 carries no passenger internet as of September 2026. None - Pakistan has licensed no in-flight satellite connectivity; the PTA consultation closed 31 May 2026 with no licence granted, making 2027 the earliest realistic service.
Sourced from trade reporting · as of 2026-09
What you can do on board
No, because Pakistan International Airlines' Boeing 777 has no onboard internet.
The system on Pakistan International Airlines' Boeing 777
None - Pakistan has licensed no in-flight satellite connectivity; the PTA consultation closed 31 May 2026 with no licence granted, making 2027 the earliest realistic service
- ·No onboard internet is available on any PIA flight
Cost and access are Pakistan International Airlines' fleet-wide terms; the verdict above is specific to the Boeing 777.
Other Pakistan International Airlines aircraft
The Boeing 777 on other airlines
| Airline | Verdict on this type |
|---|---|
| Qatar Airways | Video calls work |
| Air China | Email & browsing |
| Air France | Varies by aircraft |
| Air New Zealand | Email & browsing |
| American Airlines | Email & browsing |
| ANA | Email & browsing |
| British Airways | Email & browsing |
| Cathay Pacific | Email & browsing |
Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 777 Wi-Fi questions
Does Pakistan International Airlines have Wi-Fi on the Boeing 777?
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Can you make video calls on Pakistan International Airlines' Boeing 777?
Sources
- phoneworld.com.pk/pakistan-in-flight-internet-pta-satellite-licence-2026News
- starlinkflights.com/airlines/pkThird-party tracker
- propakistani.pk/2026/05/06/pta-gearing-up-to-allow-in-flight-satellite-telecom-services-in-pakistanNews
Pakistan International Airlines does not publish its Wi-Fi terms in a form we could cite, so this entry rests on aviation trade reporting rather than the airline's own pages. See the methodology.
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