Published on September 5, 2024

Air India is set to revolutionize air travel with cutting-edge in-flight Wi-Fi on its A350 flights from Delhi to London, offering passengers unparalleled connectivity.
In a significant development for the aviation sector, Air India is gearing up to offer Wi-Fi services onboard its flights. Soon, passengers traveling with the airline will have access to high-speed internet, enabling them to browse social media, attend to essential tasks, and stay connected throughout their journey. The first aircraft to offer this service will be the A350, operating on the popular Delhi to London Heathrow route.
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On September 2, Air India announced that its A350-900 aircraft will now serve passengers between Delhi and London Heathrow, describing this as a key milestone in its “ambitious transformation journey.” The airline plans to operate the route twice daily.
The Air India A350 aircraft is designed with passenger comfort in mind, featuring 28 private suites with fully flat beds in business class. Additionally, the plane offers 24 premium economy seats and 24 economy class seats. Owned by the Tata Group, Air India began integrating Airbus A350 planes into its fleet earlier this year.
Wi-Fi on board is becoming a standard feature across many airlines, with expectations that it will become universal in the near future, meeting the demands of modern passengers.
How Does In-Flight Wi-Fi Work?
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Many passengers are curious about how Wi-Fi functions during flights. The technology varies based on the airline and aircraft, with two primary methods in use: air-to-ground and satellite Wi-Fi. The air-to-ground system operates much like a smartphone’s data connection, with signals transmitted from ground-based towers to aircraft flying above.
The satellite method involves planes equipped with antennas that receive signals from satellites, providing internet access to passengers. Though newer, satellite Wi-Fi is gaining traction among airlines.
Airlines Offering In-Flight Wi-Fi
Several major airlines have already introduced onboard Wi-Fi, enhancing the in-flight experience. Notable carriers include JetBlue, Norwegian Air, Philippine Airlines, Air New Zealand, China Eastern Airlines, United Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, and Lufthansa. This feature has quickly become a preferred service, improving connectivity and overall passenger satisfaction during air travel.
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