Airline lounge WiFi speeds

[burnt]

Just returned from LAX this morning, sitting in BNE Bus lounge, the download speed (as tested by speedtest.net) is 1.23Mbps and the upload speed is 11.46Mbps.
The F lounge at Tom bradley had a staggering download speed of 69.13Mbps and upload of 36.05 Mbps,

What are others experiences here and elsewhere?

 

[travs]

AA Domestic lounges are pretty good and better than any QF lounge in Australia I've been in. JAL in Haneda is fast (never test unless it's terrible.)

 

[jb747]

Up better than down would mean that it's intentional throttling.

 

[juddles]

At the end of the day, in my humble experience, Australia averages about 5 years behind most of the rest of the world in internet. I understand in rural areas, but in cities??

I can sit on the top of a mountain in Colombia and have better net than my wife on the Sunshine Coast. Go figure.

 

[burnt]

ROK d/l 1.91 u/l 1.76 just now

 

[Foreigner]

The SYD Amex lounge, not airline one but lounge nonetheless, had amazing speeds when i last visited.

 

[serfty]

My daughter's house - across the road from a shopping centre and accompanying cell tower had 80+ Mbps on her LTE when she first moved in - a year later and it's now down to 40+ Mbps... Her ADSL is ~6Mbps.

On Sunday, the the Qantas Domestic Business lounge in PER I was getting an Ookla rated 3.5Mbps, I switched to the 8 Mbps my 'phone was offering.

 

[travs]

FWIW, I just did a test in the MEL F lounge. 44 down/48 up. Fastest I've seen it, but there aren't 50 people in here right now trying to all stream Netflix.

 

[helebah]

Was in QC LAX....88.68 mb up and 81 down on Speedtest ... Best i have ever seen.

 

[JohnK]

Some airports and hotels have awful speeds almost to the point of unusable.

 

[kermatu]

Best I've seen is Helsinki. Was able to watch part of a movie there without any stutters. Never really pushed speeds in lounges though, to be honest.