IN TODAY'S DIGITAL age, passengers are seeking the same level of connectivity they have on the ground, even when they're thousands of feet in the air. According to the findings of Inmarsat's Passenger Experience Survey, connectivity has become a key factor in consumer decision-making, and airlines that prioritize dedicated Wi-Fi services have the potential to stand out from their competitors and enhance the overall passenger experience.
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