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Soon, Air India aircraft will feature onboard WiFi and all-new cabins.
The in-flight wifi service would be accessible to Air India passengers in the next two years on board widebody aircraft with new interiors.
Air India will begin offering onboard wifi by next year. The procedure will begin with the six new body airbus a350s that will join its fleet in the coming months, according to the CEO of air India, who spoke to TOI.
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The interiors of the current cabins will undergo a comprehensive redesign as part of this renovation, including the installation of the newest seats and the finest in class inflight entertainment for all classes. Additionally, the On both fleets, the addition of a Premium Economy cabin will result from refurbishment.
The existing fleet will then obtain this facility after new inductions are completed for other widebody aircraft. then a few single aisles. Within the next two decades, the interiors of the whole Air India widebody fleet will be completely renovated.
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By the end of March of the next year, we will have 19 new widebody aircraft. The first aircraft with onboard wifi will be these new ones. Beginning in the middle of 2024, we will begin sending our 40 current widebody aircraft—13 Boeing 777s and 27 Boeing 787-8s—for a thorough renovation. As part of our $400 million refurbishment project, their interiors will be refurbished and they will receive everything new, including seats, inflight entertainment (IFE), and onboard WiFi. All of our twin aisles will feature brand-new cabin amenities by the middle of 2025.
With this significant investment, Air India is committed to providing its passengers with a comfortable, modern, and technologically advanced cabin to facilitate a travel experience that is comparable with the best airlines in the world.
