WiFi & Charging
Redmond-Bend (RDM) Airport WiFi
Free WiFi is available throughout Roberts Field on the Free public WiFi (the airport's official site confirms free WiFi terminal-wide but does not publish an exact network name/SSID — select the open airport network from your device's list and follow the on-screen splash page) network. Access is Unlimited — Select the airport's open WiFi network from your device's list, open any browser, and accept the terms-of-use splash page that appears — no password or account is required.
How to connect
- Open WiFi settings on your phone or laptop.
- Select Free public WiFi (the airport's official site confirms free WiFi terminal-wide but does not publish an exact network name/SSID — select the open airport network from your device's list and follow the on-screen splash page) from the list of available networks.
- Open any browser — the airport portal page loads automatically.
- Tap Connect (or Accept Terms) to agree and start browsing.
Speed and coverage
RDM WiFi delivers adequate speeds on the Free public WiFi (the airport's official site confirms free WiFi terminal-wide but does not publish an exact network name/SSID — select the open airport network from your device's list and follow the on-screen splash page) network. RDM WiFi provides adequate speeds for browsing and email; streaming and video calls may buffer during peak hours when the most passengers are connected simultaneously. Coverage extends throughout the terminal areas and concourses — you generally do not need to reconnect as you move through the airport.
Charging stations
Charging stations are placed throughout the terminal; until the 2028 terminal expansion adds built-in charging to more than double the current seating, the post-security mezzanine near Avalon Aeropub and the Dancing River boarding-lounge location are the most reliable spots. Most major US airports — including RDM — provide a mix of USB-A, USB-C, and standard 120 V outlets at gate seating. Bring your own cable; cables are not supplied at charging kiosks.
Pro Tip
Because RDM is one small, easy-to-navigate terminal, WiFi signal stays consistent everywhere from check-in to the gates — there's no need to hunt for a stronger connection near a particular gate.
Frequently asked questions
Is RDM airport WiFi free?
Yes — RDM airport offers free, unlimited WiFi on the Free public WiFi (the airport's official site confirms free WiFi terminal-wide but does not publish an exact network name/SSID — select the open airport network from your device's list and follow the on-screen splash page) network. There is no time limit or paid upgrade required.
What is the WiFi network name at RDM?
The WiFi network at RDM is called "Free public WiFi (the airport's official site confirms free WiFi terminal-wide but does not publish an exact network name/SSID — select the open airport network from your device's list and follow the on-screen splash page)". Select the airport's open WiFi network from your device's list, open any browser, and accept the terms-of-use splash page that appears — no password or account is required.
How fast is RDM airport WiFi?
RDM WiFi provides adequate speeds for browsing and email; streaming and video calls may buffer during peak hours when the most passengers are connected simultaneously.
Does RDM airport have USB charging stations?
Charging stations are placed throughout the terminal; until the 2028 terminal expansion adds built-in charging to more than double the current seating, the post-security mezzanine near Avalon Aeropub and the Dancing River boarding-lounge location are the most reliable spots.
See also: Live RDM TSA wait times · RDM airport maps · RDM security tips
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