Apple permits Wi-Fi use within airplane mode
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Apple's support documentation states that Wi-Fi can still be used in airplane mode if the airline allows it.
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Yes. Supported iPhones and Android phones can use Wi-Fi while airplane mode remains enabled. Airplane mode does not make a Wi-Fi connection impossible.
Apple explicitly allows Wi-Fi use in airplane mode when the airline permits it. Google's Pixel documentation explains how to turn Wi-Fi back on and notes that the phone can remember the previous wireless setting.
Wi-Fi may switch off when airplane mode is first enabled, so it may need to be reactivated separately. Exact behaviour depends on the device, software and saved settings. During a flight, follow the airline's instructions.
Airplane mode and Wi-Fi can be on together. The initial switch-off behaviour does not mean Wi-Fi must remain disabled.
Apple
Apple's support documentation states that Wi-Fi can still be used in airplane mode if the airline allows it.
Based on: Apple
Google explains how to keep wireless connections active in airplane mode and says the phone remembers the previous setting. Some Pixel instructions require Android 11 or later.
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