JetBlue Airways Wi-Fi: Everything You Need to Know

In today’s hyper-connected world, travelers enjoy internet access wherever they are. In-flight Wi-Fi used to be a novelty, but now it's necessary to stay competitive with other airlines.

JetBlue Airways offers all passengers free Wi-Fi so they can stream videos and music, send and receive emails, shop online and more.

Learn more about JetBlue Wi-Fi, including how to connect, how much it costs and how it compares to other airlines.

Does JetBlue have Wi-Fi?

Yes, JetBlue has Wi-Fi — cheekily called Fly-Fi — on most of its flights, with service provided through Viasat.

However, the availability of Fly-Fi on JetBlue flights varies based on the type of plane and which route it is flying. Additionally, weather and other variables may affect your ability to log in and use the internet during your trip.

JetBlue Fly-Fi internet is available on all JetBlue-operated flights across the contiguous United States. The recently restyled Airbus A320, A321neo and A220 aircraft offer expanded coverage over much of the Caribbean and Central America.

Additionally, JetBlue offers expanded coverage on Airbus A321 Long Range aircraft on flights to and from London.

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Looking ahead: Starting in 2027, JetBlue will become the first airline to partner with Amazon's Project Kuiper to deliver the next generation of Fly-Fi using Low Earth Orbit satellite technology for even faster speeds and lower latency.

How much does Fly-Fi cost?

JetBlue does not charge to access its in-flight Wi-Fi service. Fly-Fi is free for all passengers, even if you don’t have elite status or hold the airline’s credit card.

You can also connect as many devices to Wi-Fi as you’d like without extra charges.

JetBlue Fly-Fi cost vs. other airlines

While JetBlue customers get free Wi-Fi on unlimited devices, other airlines may charge fees for every device you connect. Here’s a quick summary of how much you’ll pay per device to connect to in-flight Wi-Fi on other airlines:

• American Airlines: Starting at $10 per device, though T-Mobile customers get free Wi-Fi on most flights.

• Delta Air Lines: Free, with a SkyMiles account.

• Southwest Airlines: As of Oct. 24, 2025, Southwest offers free in-flight Wi-Fi for all Rapid Rewards members.

• United Airlines: $10 for access on U.S. domestic and short-haul international flights. This cost is reduced to $8 for MileagePlus members, and all T-Mobile customers get free Wi-Fi on all flights. Costs for long-haul international flights vary based on destination. United is also slowly rolling out Starlink Wi-Fi, free on all flights that have it.

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How to connect to JetBlue Wi-Fi

Follow these simple steps to connect to JetBlue Wi-Fi:

1. Connect to the “Fly-Fi” Wi-Fi network.

2. Navigate to www.flyfi.com in your browser.

3. Follow the on-screen instructions to connect, including watching a short advertisement from one of JetBlue's partners.

What services does JetBlue offer on Fly-Fi?

Once you’re connected to Fly-Fi on your JetBlue flight, you can use many internet services, including:

• Text messaging.

• Internet browsing, including email.

• Streaming movies or TV shows.

• SiriusXM music and radio shows.

• DirecTV channels (not available outside the continental U.S.).

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JetBlue Fly-Fi recapped

Free Wi-Fi from JetBlue is one of the many reasons why its customers rate the airline so highly. JetBlue is the only airline to offer fast, free Wi-Fi to everyone, on every plane. With JetBlue Fly-Fi, you can stream videos, browse the internet, shop online and more at high speeds.

Passengers can link an unlimited number of devices, so you can easily switch between your mobile phone, tablet and laptop without paying extra.

(Top photo courtesy of JetBlue Airways)