In-flight Wi-Fi has transformed the way we travel, enabling passengers to work, communicate, and entertain themselves at 30,000 feet. However, despite advancements in technology, many travellers still encounter a range of issues related to in-flight Wi-Fi.
Evolution of in-flight Wi-Fi
In-flight Wi-Fi made its debut in the early 2000s, initially relying on satellite technology. Early systems were often slow and expensive, leading many passengers to forgo the service altogether.
However, as technology has progressed, the landscape of in-flight connectivity has evolved dramatically. Today’s systems, utilising both satellite and air-to-ground technologies, offer better reliability and speed, making in-flight Wi-Fi accessible to a broader audience.
Current state of affairs
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