Reliance Jio begins in-flight mobile service

The service starts at Rs499 per day on 22 international routes

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:02 PM Sep 25, 2020 IST

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New Delhi, September 24

Reliance Jio has started offering mobile services on 22 flights on international routes, with plans starting at Rs 499 per day.

The company’s partner airlines include Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Euro Wings, Lufthansa, Malindo Air, Biman Bangladesh Airlines, and Alitalia.

The company has announced three international roaming packs for international travellers from India priced at Rs 499, Rs 699 and Rs 999 with 1-day validity.

While all plans offer 100 minutes of outgoing voice calls and 100 SMS, the Rs 499 plan provides 250 megabyte (MB) of mobile data, Rs 699 gives 500 MB and Rs 999 plan comes with 1 GB of data. — PTI

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