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Does EVA Air have Wi-Fi?

Wi-Fi
Not on every aircraft
Starlink
None announced
Cost
Free tier, then paid
Aircraft
787 · 777 · A330 · A321
Last verified
September 2026Official pages

Yes, on part or all of the fleet. 787, 777, A330: Email & browsing. A321: No Wi-Fi.

Verdict by aircraft

787, 777, A330

Email & browsing

Panasonic Avionics

A321

No Wi-Fi

Panasonic eXW wireless IFE only on the 17 A321-200s, no connectivity

Cost and access

  • ·Since 1 October 2025 wifi is complimentary for Business Class and Diamond/Gold Infinity MileageLands members and paid…
  • ·A limited-time promotion gives every passenger complimentary full-flight Unlimited Web Browsing until 31 October 2026…
  • ·From 1 November 2026 Business Class keeps unlimited browsing for everyone

Sources

5 sources · checked September 2026 · How verdicts are compiled

EVA Air Wi-Fi questions.

Does EVA Air have Wi-Fi?

Yes, on part or all of the fleet. 787, 777, A330: Email & browsing. A321: No Wi-Fi.

Is EVA Air Wi-Fi free?

Since 1 October 2025 wifi is complimentary for Business Class and Diamond/Gold Infinity MileageLands members and paid otherwise (from about US$2 for 30 minutes up to US$39.95 for 1GB). A limited-time promotion gives every passenger complimentary full-flight Unlimited Web Browsing until 31 October 2026 (no video streaming, calls or VPN). From 1 November 2026 Business Class keeps unlimited browsing for everyone; in Economy, Diamond/Gold get unlimited browsing, Silver and Green get unlimited text, non-members pay.

Which EVA Air aircraft have Wi-Fi?

It depends on the aircraft. 787, 777 and A330: email & browsing (Panasonic Avionics). A321: no Wi-Fi. Panasonic eXW wireless IFE only on the 17 A321-200s, no connectivity.

Can you make video calls on EVA Air Wi-Fi?

Not reliably. EVA Air's wifi runs over high-orbit satellite, where the roughly 600 ms round trip breaks live calls even when browsing is fine.

Compared with

Other East Asian airlines where the answer is "Not on every aircraft"

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