Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) offers free, unlimited high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the airport. Learn how to connect to the _Free EWR WiFi network to get online.
How to connect to Newark Airport Wi-Fi?
- Go to Settings and turn Wi-Fi on.
- Join “_Free EWR WiFi” network from the list of available networks.
- Launch a browser (Safari, Chrome, etc) and type any non-https URL such as http://wifilauncher.com to prompt the Wi-Fi access page to load.
- Select “Free Unlimited Wi-Fi” and watch a 30-second ad.
- You will be connected to the Newark Airport Wi-Fi network.
How fast is the Newark Airport Wi-Fi speed?
The median download speed is 166.51 Mbps. You should be able to stream 4K videos, browse the web and make video or conference calls.
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If you are experiencing slower Wi-Fi speeds at a certain location, try to relocate to a lesser crowded waiting area. Wi-Fi speeds may be slower during holiday seasons and morning rush hours (roughly 6 AM–9 AM).
The Wi-Fi access page is not opening
If the page is not opening, launch a web browser and type http://8.8.8.8 or http://captive.apple.com in the address bar to load the Wi-Fi login page.
If you have mistakenly clicked “Cancel” or “Keep Connected Without Internet” on the Wi-Fi access page, simply disconnect and reconnect the _Free EWR WiFi network.
Is it safe to use a public Wi-Fi network?
Generally it should be fine to browse the web, check maps, emails, or booking a taxi. But you should always remain cautious when using a public Wi-Fi network and avoid activities such as online banking and shopping which involves entering your personal and credit card details.
Which areas has Wi-Fi?
Wi-Fi is available in Terminals A, B, C. First class and Business class passengers and club members can also access private Wi-Fi networks in lounges.
I am having troubles with the Wi-Fi connection
The Internet service is provided by Boingo Wireless. For help, contact the 24/7 Customer Support at (800) 880-4117.
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