You can connect to the Lufthansa internet, then you will be redirected to a page with information, where you can also find, for example: this interactive map and much more for free. But what doesn't work is that even though you are connected to the Internet, you can't use the Lufthansa app. The price is okay. Lufthansa and Austrian airlines have the same prices. Mostly wifi works very well unless you were connected to Flynet on the previous flight, there may be connection problems on the onward flight. To fix this, press Ignore the network in the device settings and then reconnect. That usually works well. In all travel classes, the wifi on domestic flights costs the same. Also on the long-haul flights, the wifi costs in all travel classes except the first class except the same. There are also no vouchers in Business Class. As I said, only in First Class, the wifi is free. More information 

.The Austrian Airlines Flynet works reliably. The prices are the same as for Lufthansa. The websites are also similar. Again, there is the free Inflightmap and, as with Lufthansa, there is an own app in the AppStore. Unlike Lufthansa, I have never had connection problems here. The only thing that the wifi was displayed, you could also connect, only it had no connection to the Internet. Both times on the route to or from Iceland. Otherwise, I think it's okay in terms of price. And here, too, the inflight map is somewhat hidden. Austrian Airlines does not currently offer wifi on long-haul flights. More information. More information

 Swiss is the exception for Lufthansa Group. It offers Wi-Fi only on long-haul flights or only on its long-haul aircraft: A330, A340 and B777. The price is okay. It’s fantastic that Swiss change the price to what i called normal prices. And the free massaging is in the Lufthansa group new and good. I like it very much. More information here.

Wings Connect is currently installed on the Eurowings A319 and A320 (not on all). More Information