
O. R. Tambo International Airport (JNB) Wi-Fi
Last verified 8/28/2025 • Johannesburg, South Africa
Wi-Fi at O. R. Tambo International Airport (JNB) is free for a limited time (about 240 minutes) across all terminals. Join “#Airports@WiFi”, then enter an email address on the sign-in page.
⏱️ 1 GB or 4 hours free per day; paid premium available🛜 Provider: Airports Company South Africa (ACSA)
Is there free Wi-Fi at O. R. Tambo International Airport?
Free (time-limited)Yes. Free Wi-Fi for about 240 minutes at O. R. Tambo International Airport.
- Common SSIDs: #Airports@WiFi, # AIRPORTS FREE
- Sign-in: Browser splash; choose complimentary access and register with email
- Provider: Airports Company South Africa (ACSA)
Connection details
- Login: Email verification
- Security: OPEN • HTTPS portal
- Support: ACSA – Free Wi-Fi info
Speed & reliability
Typical: —↓ / —↑ Mbps (Good for streaming/calls; best near gate seating and food courts)
Reliability: ★★★★★ — Airport-wide; premium tier available as “# AIRPORTS PREMIUM Wi-Fi”
Based on ~18 samples
Terminal specifics
- Domestic & International (all piers)Strong signal around windows and counters
Power & places to work
Plug type: Type M
Voltage: 230V
USB-C: Varies
Plenty of outlets at window counters and near seating; adapters recommended
- Window countersAll concoursesPower along glazing/columns
- Food court tablesAirside hallsNearby outlets; fills at peaks
How to connect at JNB
- Join "#Airports@WiFi" or "# AIRPORTS FREE".
- Open a browser; if the portal doesn’t appear, visit a non-HTTPS page to trigger it.
- Complete any email/SMS step.
- Start your VPN, then browse normally.
Interesting Facts about O. R. Tambo International Airport Airport
- Africa’s #2 busiest airport in 2024; handled about 18.37 million passengers.
- Two terminals within one complex: Terminal A (international) and Terminal B (domestic); about a 5–10 minute walk between them.
- Linked to Sandton by the Gautrain; trains about every 20 minutes with a ~14–15 minute journey.
- Two parallel runways, including 03L/21R at 4,421 m (one of Africa’s longest); high-elevation field at 1,694 m (5,558 ft).
- Primary hub for South African Airways and a major base for Airlink, FlySafair, LIFT and CemAir.
- Opened in 1952; renamed from Jan Smuts International to Johannesburg International (1994), and to O. R. Tambo International in 2006.
- Located in Kempton Park about 23 km east of central Johannesburg; serves both Johannesburg and Pretoria.
- Handles over half of South Africa’s air passengers each year.
Last updated: 9/17/2025