The European airline industry is known for it’s low-fare, no-frills flights, where travelers can score inexpensive journeys from one country to another and sometimes even to another continent. As the low-cost fares continue to rise, one airline giant will make jaws drop for another reason: For the first time in Europe, travelers can access in-flight WiFi at no additional cost.

Virgin Atlantic outfitted all 39 of its aircraft with WiFi connectivity, making it the first in Europe to offer internet access on every single flight. The service even extends to some of its partner airlines, including Delta Air Lines.

The price for the service depends on the aircraft and duration of the journey. For £2.99 (approximately $4), passengers can purchase a messaging pass, allowing them to exchange messages via WhatsApp, iMessage and Facebook Messenger. Passengers who want to browse the internet must purchase a WiFi Light package for £4.99 (approximately $6.57) per hour, and those who want access for the entire flight without limits on data can opt for the WiFi Max service at £14.99 (approximately $19.73).