JetBlue Wi-Fi login: how to connect on board
Short answer
Connect to the network Fly-Fi, then open https://www.flyfi.com if the sign-in page does not appear by itself.
Step by step
- 01Put the device in airplane mode.
- 02Open Wi-Fi settings and choose the 'Fly-Fi' network (shown as Fly-Fi.com on some devices).
- 03Go to www.flyfi.com in a browser if the portal does not open by itself.
- 04Log in as a guest or with your TrueBlue account and accept the terms.
- 05Watch a short advertisement from a partner — then you are connected.
- Network
- Fly-Fi
- Portal
- https://www.flyfi.com
- Account needed
- No
- App needed
- No
Worth knowing before you pay
- On Viasat-2 aircraft Fly-Fi may drop on portions of routes to/from Alaska, Ecuador and Peru; on other aircraft it may be unavailable entirely outside the contiguous US.
- Cellular, FaceTime and VoIP calling are not permitted on any flight.
- Heavy use triggers deliberate speed throttling — background app updates and repeated speed tests are common causes.
- On Apple devices, enable Auto-Join for the flyfi.com network to stop intermittent drops.
How we know
Checked against JetBlue's own Wi-Fi page on 2026-08-02.
What we could not confirm:
- Whether Amazon Leo-equipped aircraft keep exactly the same login flow — JetBlue says only that it is "still free for everyone".
Airlines change these terms without notice. Treat this as a strong prior, not a guarantee.
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