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AIR Air Internet Service Co.,Ltd.

AIR Air Internet Service Co.,Ltd. appears in public ASN/IP network-resource records for AS7503, giving readers a view into the address-resource layer behind internet reachability.

The available evidence covers Network identity: AS7503, Related networks: 34, ASNs: 1, and Relationships: 34.

Source description AIR Air Internet Service Co.,Ltd. is recorded as a company. Current public evidence covers 1 ASN, one supporting public reference; this is treated as an enterprise network resource-holder footprint, not a public carrier-connectivity or out...

GlobalLatest 2026-07-23
  • 1ASNs
  • 34Relationships
Location
Global
Network identity
AS7503
Related networks
34

Confidence

1
Information type
AIR Air Internet Service Co.,Ltd. is associated with autonomous system AS7503. Public evidence also covers one supporting public reference. This helps readers see the address-resource layer behind internet reachability and how it fits into the wider infrastructure map.

Related details

Last updated: 2026-05-14

Network identity

1
AS7503

Related networks

34
Relationship topology: AIR Air Internet Service Co.,Ltd.ASIA PACIFIC NETWORK INFORMAT…AS9370Converge ICT Solutions Inc.AS17639Hurricane Electric LLCAS6939i3Dnet i3D.net B.VAS49544RIPE NETWORK COORDINATION CEN…AS8966RIPE NETWORK COORDINATION CEN…AS9002SG.GSAS24482Internet Initiative Japan Inc.AS2497KDDI CorporationAS2516ARTERIA Networks CorporationAS2519KDDINTT AMERICA, INC.AS2914VECTANTAIR Air Internet Service …
This entityupstream / providerdownstream / customerpeercorporate / legalother

The entity sits in the centre; its customers fan out to the left and its upstream providers to the right (arrows show transit direction). Scroll or use the buttons to zoom · drag the background to pan · click a node to open it in the directory.

Data as of 2026-07

The entity sits on the left and its connections fan out by role on the right; the graph shows each group’s most confident connections, and the full list below carries every relationship.

Full list

KDDIMultiple relationships recorded
downstreamHigh confidence· 2 records· 2 unrated· Latest 2026-06peerHigh confidence· 2 records· 2 unrated· Latest 2026-06
AS2497 - AS2528
downstreamHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06
ComClark Network & Technology Corp
peerHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06
Etisalat-AS EMIRATES TELECOMMUNICATIONS GROUP COMPANY (ETISALAT GROUP) PJSC
peerHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06
KDDI
downstreamHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06
VECTANT
downstreamHigh confidence· 2 records· 2 unrated· Latest 2026-06
i3Dnet i3D.net B.V
peerHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06
SAKURA-B SAKURA Internet Inc.
peerHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06
GLOBE-TELECOM-AS
peerHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06
HURRICANE
peerHigh confidence· Latest 2026-06
ARTERIA Networks CorporationAS2519Multiple relationships recorded
peerMedium confidence· Latest 2026-07downstreamHigh confidence· 6 records· 6 unrated· Latest 2026-06
Internet Initiative Japan Inc.AS2497
downstreamHigh confidence· 72 records· 56 high · 16 unrated· Latest 2026-07
KDDI CorporationAS2516
downstreamHigh confidence· 72 records· 56 high · 16 unrated· Latest 2026-07
NTT AMERICA, INC.AS2914
downstreamHigh confidence· 2 records· 2 high· Latest 2026-06
RIPE NETWORK COORDINATION CENTREAS8966
peerHigh confidence· 4 records· 4 unrated· Latest 2026-06
Hurricane Electric LLCAS6939
peerHigh confidence· 4 records· 4 unrated· Latest 2026-06
Unidentified peer · 3· high 3· Latest 2026-05

Related research

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  • AIR Air Internet Service Co.,Ltd. makes a local connectivity bill depend on upstream routes and field repair

    AIR Air Internet Service Co.,Ltd., better known in Japan as Airnet, sells a deceptively compact proposition: a fixed-IP or managed service that should keep working without drawing attention to itself. Behind that bill sits a divided operating chain. NTT East or NTT West supplies much of the customer access line, Airnet operates the service edge and AS7503, three visible upstreams and a JPNAP Tokyo port carry traffic onward, and data-centre power and technicians keep hosted systems available. Public records support a live, long-established operator with meaningful logical redundancy. They do not yet show whether every alternative route avoids the same building, fibre corridor, power domain or repair queue.

    Primary articlePublished 2026-07-10