Passengers of Singapore Airlines can now stay connected to free internet at an altitude of 12,000 meters.
And now, more and more airlines have introduced free and chargeable Wi-Fi service to its passengers over the last decade. In an age of 5 billion daily internet users worldwide, more and more people have chosen to avail of the service.
“As a result, customers across all cabin classes will be able to stay connected with loved ones, work online, or keep up to date with the latest news or their social media feeds, even from 36,000 feet in the sky,” said Singapore Airlines in aJetBlue, Delta Air Lines, Qatar Airways, and Norwegian Airlines are among the few airlines that do offer high Wi-Fi speed at 12,000 meters up in the air, but it comes with its own set of caveats.
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