Air India has announced that it will be deploying Wi-Fi internet services on domestic and International flights operated by Airbus A350s, Boeing 787-9s and select Airbus A321neos.
This makes Air India the first to offer in-flight Wi-Fi internet connectivity on flights within India, enabling travellers – flying for leisure or business – to stay connected to the internet during their flights, and to enjoy browsing, accessing social media, catching up on work, or texting friends and family.
“Connectivity is now a part of modern travel.”
For some, real-time communication is about comfort and convenience, while for others it’s about productivity and efficiency. We are confident that, whatever the purpose, our guests will enjoy the ability to connect to the internet and the new Air India experience aboard these aircraft.
Accessible on Wi-Fi-enabled devices such as laptops, tablets, and smartphones with iOS or Android operating systems, the in-flight Wi-Fi will also allow guests to connect multiple devices simultaneously when above 10,000 feet*.
Wi-Fi will be available on domestic routes following a pilot programme that is currently being conducted on international flights operated by Airbus A350 aircraft, selected Airbus A321 Neo aircraft and Boeing B787-9 aircraft, which serve international destinations such as New York, London and Paris.
Wi-Fi is also complimentary during the introductory period, as with the domestic offer. Air India will gradually introduce the service across its entire fleet.
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