Japan Airlines (JAL) will expand its in-flight Wi-Fi services starting October 1.
For domestic flights, the service will support streaming video. This applies to flights operated by JAL and Japan Transocean Air (JTA), with JTA-operated flights starting the service around late December. On flights with personal screens, due to system limitations, there are restrictions on the websites that can be used.
For international flights, in-flight Wi-Fi will be free without time restrictions for First Class and Business Class, and free for one hour for Premium Economy and Economy Classes.
