Air India rolls out Wi-Fi services on select aircraft

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Mumbai, Updated At : 04:03 AM Jan 02, 2025 IST

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Private carrier Air India (AI) on Wednesday rolled out Wi-Fi internet connectivity services on board domestic and international flights on its widebody Airbus A350 and Boeing 787-9 fleet as well as on select Airbus A321neo aircraft.

This makes AI the first airline to offer such services on flights within India, the airline said.

Accessible on Wi-Fi-enabled devices 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, it said.

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