A fee-based, in-flight Wi-Fi connection service that supports passengers' own smart phones, notebook computers and other wireless LAN devices.
Upon connection through Wi-Fi, you will be able to enjoy your everyday internet environment as usual, performing activities such as reading web pages, checking your email, and updating social media networks.

Tokyo(Narita) - New York/Los Angeles/Chicago/Frankfurt/London
Tokyo(Narita) - Jakarta

• * Flights may operate with an aircraft without JAL SKY Wi-Fi service, due to operational changes. Please be aware that the operating schedule will not reflect such changes.

Future plans

• From August 24, 2013: Service starts on Tokyo (Narita) - Paris. (Click here for flight schedules)

First Class, Business Class, Premium Economy, Economy Class (all classes)

Passengers' own wireless LAN devices (smart phones, notebook computers etc.)

Usage fees

* 1 hour plan

Usage time: 1 hour

Usage fee: $11.95

* 24 hour plan

Usage time: 24 hours

Usage fee: $21.95

How to use the service

1.First, please configure your device as follows.

• [iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad]
  Ensure that "Settings" ⇒ "Airplane Mode" is enabled, then turn on "Wi-Fi"

• [Android devices]
  Ensure that "Settings" ⇒ "Wireless & Networks" ⇒ "Airplane Mode" is enabled, then turn on "Wi-Fi"

2.How to connect

• On your "Connect to wireless network" screen, please select "JapanAirlines".
  When you open your browser, the JAL SKY Wi-Fi site will automatically be displayed.

• Please select a method of payment.
  The following page will ask you for your credit card information; please follow the instructions to proceed.

* For further details on how to use the service, please see the on-board leaflets in the seat pockets.

Notices

• For the reason that the Wi-Fi is sent via communications satellites, please be aware that the mobile broadband might be interrupted or unavailable, depending on time and location of the aircraft.
• Some lags in speed might occur when downloading or streaming videos.
  Congestion might occur when a lot of people are using the in-flight Internet service at the same time.

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