Five Ways to Solve iPhone/iPad Can't Exit Airplane Mode

We found a bug report about iDevice, involving some iPhone 7/7 Plus or iPhone 6, iPad, iPod touch models experiencing stuck in airplane mode after turning off airplane mode. When these devices are in airplane mode, "No service" or "Searching" will appear on the screen, causing mobile phone service to be disrupted. While in airplane mode, you cannot make or receive external calls. In this article, we will introduce you 5 possible fixes to fix iPhone XS/XS Max/XR/X/8/7/6s/6/5s, iPad or iPod touch stuck on flight in iOS 12/11 or lower versions pattern method.

• Method 1. Multifunctional force restart
• Method 2. Remove and reinsert SIM card
• Method 3. Update operator settings
• Method 4. Reset network settings to fix airplane mode stuck
• Method 5. The ultimate solution to fix iPhone stuck in airplane mode with ReiBoot

Method 1. Multifunctional Force Reboot

Yes, performing a hard reboot on your iDevice is a common workaround when you encounter problems. You can hold down the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button (for iPhone 7/7Plus, the volume down button; for iPhone XS/XS Max/XR/X/8/8 Plus, the volume up and down buttons) at least 10 seconds until you see the Apple logo appear. This can force a device restart, which can sometimes solve common problems.

Method 2. Remove and reinsert the SIM card

Sometimes, the SIM card may be damaged or loose. You can try removing and reinserting the SIM card to see if you can successfully remove your iPhone or iPad from airplane mode without errors.

Method 3. Update carrier settings

You can use the following steps to update your carrier settings to improve cellular network connection and performance. First, open the Settings app on your device. Then, go to General > About option. Here you can manually check for and install carrier settings updates. If a carrier update is available, you will see the update option. Just click on the option and the update will be downloaded and installed automatically. By making these settings updates, your carrier will be able to improve network connection and performance, providing you with a better experience.

Method 4. Reset network settings to fix airplane mode stuck

This fix will reset network settings on your device, including saved Wi-Fi passwords, but will not delete them Your data and other settings.

On the device, if you want to reset the network settings, you can follow the steps below: 1. Open the Settings app on your device. 2. Select the "General" option in the settings menu. 3. In General Settings, scroll down and select the Reset option. 4. In the reset menu, find the "Reset network settings" option and click on it. By following the steps above, you can reset your device's network settings. Please note that this will clear the Wi-Fi network, Bluetooth pairing, and other network settings on your device, so proceed with caution.

Method 5. The ultimate solution to fix iPhone stuck in airplane mode with ReiBoot

If your iPhone still can’t exit airplane mode freezing, I recommend using the free iPhone/iPad Reboot Tool-Tenorshare ReiBoot. It is your best savior. Just put your device into recovery mode and exit.

If your device’s recovery mode doesn’t work properly, you can try to use Tenorshare ReiBoot to restore your iPhone. Unlike iTunes, ReiBoot can easily restore the system without erasing data. It's simpler and faster. Below is a detailed guide telling you how to restore iPhone without iTunes or iCloud.

Your device will install the latest iOS version after system recovery and will be able to fix all stuck issues, including airplane mode stuck situations. Tenorshare ReiBoot's system recovery feature can be considered as the ultimate solution to any iPhone and iPad issues.

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