Good news, Vistara has become the first Indian airline to offer in-flight Wi-Fi services that will keep passengers connected to the rest of the world while flying. With this service, travelers will be able to use their phones, tablets or laptops. Well, it may be the first flight in India, but WI-Fi service is common in many international flights, especially for long-haul flights.
Today, Vistara has also joined the club, which is a matter of pride for India. Tata Sons and SIA, the airline’s owners, recently announced that they will begin offering free in-flight Wi-Fi on Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners. This offer is valid on flights between Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) and London Heathrow (LHR). This is part of the opening of the airline industry; and this service will be free for all travelers for a limited time.
The airline plans to offer in-flight Wi-Fi services on its Airbus A321neo. Passengers can now stay connected at least 35,000 feet above ground. They can send emails, use their social media accounts, send messages, etc. During this time, Vistara will collect information about system characteristics and service responses.
Most airlines offer high-speed in-flight Wi-Fi service, while others offer limited options. The internet on board allows passengers to stay connected with family, friends and colleagues without missing any updates. This service is especially important for business travelers. For business travelers, in-flight messaging is essential for staying connected and productive during long flights. These travelers can continue to work, respond to work emails, and communicate with colleagues during their flight. In short, people want such flight services because these services add to the flight experience, improve safety and generate income.
The airline will announce the tariff plans soon.
