Kazakhstan’s national carrier, Air Astana, added in-flight WiFi on its Boeing 767 aircraft. The airline will continue its service roll out on all three of 767s.

The service is available to business- and economy-class passengers in three payment tiers: Light (15MB), Business (50MB) and Super (100MB). The service operates at an estimated speed of 2–5 mbps, allowing passengers to browse the web, use social media, check email and listen to audio. It’s likely not powerful enough for video streaming.

“One of our core missions at Air Astana is to be on the cutting-edge of technology and constantly enhance our passengers’ experience whether it’s on board or on the ground,” said Andrey Gulev, manager of commercial engineering, Air Astana. “We proved this in 2016, when we became one of the first airlines to commit to Inmarsat’s Global Xpress (GX) high-speed in-flight connectivity system with Rockwell Collins. We’re delighted the service is now ready to launch and we are looking forward to hearing what our passengers think of being able to continue sending work emails throughout their flight or chatting to their friends on social media.”

Air Astana’s second 767 is expected to have WiFi capacity Oct. 20.