In-Flight Wifi Speed Test
As the in-flight wifi is available from various airline carriers across the globe, the key of the in-flight wifi is the internet speed. Without a reasonable internet speed, it won’t be usable at all even for the web browsing. Every airlines promote that their wifi is good for reading emails, browsing the website, sending text messages. However, in reality, some of the actions could be achievable at all due to low internet speed.
I have tested the in-flight wifi speed so far on four carriers: ANA, Delta Air Lines, EVA Air, and Singapore Airlines. Here are my findings:
ANA - All Nippon Airways
Service name: ANA WiFi Service
Type of tested wifi: 30 mins plan for $6.95
Speed
Download: 3.19 Mbps
Upload: 1.43 Mbps
Ping: 615 ms
Server location: Los Angeles, CA
Flight location: Over the pacific ocean
Tested date: Nov 5, 2019
Speed test app: Speedtest.net
Delta Air Lines
Service name: DeltaWiFi
Type of tested wifi: Free wifi and texting for T-Mobile customers
Speed
Download: 0.08 Mbps
Upload: 0.61 Mbps
Ping: 344 ms
Server location: Los Angeles, CA
Flight location: Within the U.S.
Tested date: Oct 17, 2017
Speed test app: Speedtest.net
EVA Air
Service name: EVA Wi-Fi
Type of tested wifi: 24 hour access pass for $21.95
Speed
Download: 0.13 Mbps
Upload: 1.0 Mbps
Ping: 837 ms - 1.1 s
Server location: Frankfurt, DE
Flight location: Over the pacific ocean
Tested date: Aug 31, 2018
Speed test app: Fast.com
Singapore Airlines
Service name: KrisWorld
Type of tested wifi: Pro (50MB) for $19.99
Speed
Download: 0.24 Mbps
Upload: 11.60 Mbps
Ping: 2.6 s
Server location: Frankfurt, DE
Flight location: Over the pacific ocean
Tested date: Feb 24, 2019
Speed test app: OpenSpeedTest.com
References
The screenshot of the wifi speed test result on Delta Air Lines
The screenshot of the wifi speed test result on EVA Air
The screenshot of the wifi speed test result on Singapore Airlines