WiFi & Charging
Free WiFi is available throughout Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport on the SJC Free WiFi network. Access is Unlimited — Select SJC Free WiFi and click Accept on the portal page for your terminal.

How to connect
SJC WiFi delivers good speeds on the SJC Free WiFi network. SJC WiFi delivers good speeds for most tasks — browsing, email, video streaming, and light downloads all work reliably. Coverage extends throughout the terminal areas and concourses — you generally do not need to reconnect as you move through the airport.
Charging kiosks are in both Terminal A and Terminal B; Terminal B (Alaska, Southwest) has more modern charging infrastructure with USB-C at most gate rows. Most major US airports — including SJC — 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
SJC has two separate terminal buildings — each has its own portal acceptance page, so if you move between terminals you will need to re-accept. Speeds are good in both.
Is SJC airport WiFi free?
Yes — SJC airport offers free, unlimited WiFi on the SJC Free WiFi network. There is no time limit or paid upgrade required.
What is the WiFi network name at SJC?
The WiFi network at SJC is called "SJC Free WiFi". Select SJC Free WiFi and click Accept on the portal page for your terminal.
How fast is SJC airport WiFi?
SJC WiFi delivers good speeds for most tasks — browsing, email, video streaming, and light downloads all work reliably.
Does SJC airport have USB charging stations?
Charging kiosks are in both Terminal A and Terminal B; Terminal B (Alaska, Southwest) has more modern charging infrastructure with USB-C at most gate rows.
See also: Live SJC TSA wait times · SJC airport maps · SJC security tips
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