ABCmouse Teams Up With Southwest Airlines for Kids Flying

In this article, you’ll discover:

• How kids can watch fun learning shows on their next flight.
• Where to find free activity books for young flyers.
• How parents can get a free app trial at 30,000 feet.

Flying with children can be a challenge. But a new deal is making it much easier. Age of Learning just announced a fun partnership. They make the popular app called ABCmouse. Now, they are working with Southwest Airlines to bring fun learning to the sky.

“Partnering with Southwest Airlines to bring ABCmouse onboard means keeping curious young minds engaged and learning through quality education right at their fingertips,” said Alex Galvagni, CEO of Age of Learning. “For us, this partnership is about more than a flight. It’s about showing up for families in meaningful ways, delivering engaging, quality learning wherever life takes them.”

Lisa Hingson is the Vice President of Customer Experience and Innovation at Southwest Airlines. She adds, “We are committed to providing a great travel experience for families, and partnering with ABCmouse delivers on that promise. ABCmouse brings high-quality educational content onboard, giving kids an engaging way to keep learning while on the go.”

What Kids Can Watch

Through the end of 2026, many planes will have great new shows. Kids can watch eight fun video episodes on the inflight portal. They cover cool topics like world animals and natural wonders. Some of the fun titles include Manmade Marvels, World of Water, and Let’s Go to the Zoo. It is a great way to make screen time count.

Fun Extras On Board

The fun goes beyond just videos. Flight attendants will also hand out custom activity booklets and small crayons. This is for families flying with young children on select domestic flights. These fun extras are available while supplies last.

Deals For Parents

Parents using the inflight WiFi portal will see some great special offers. ABCmouse will show up on the Rapid Rewards page. Families can click a link to get an exclusive six-week free trial. This gives kids ages 2 to 8 access to a huge learning plan. It covers basic math, reading, and science.

Why It Matters

With over 13,000 games and books, the app is trusted by more than 40 million families. Studies show it helps kids build a strong learning base for school. This new airline deal runs through the end of 2026. It gives parents peace of mind while flying at 30,000 feet.