The travelers will enjoy the flight more enjoyable with the availability of Wi-Fi. Some airlines began to offer Internet connection in his plane.
Recent reports market research firm In-Stat News explained that the revenue from the flights that have Internet connections will grow rapidly. Of the approximately U.S. $ 225 million this year to over U.S. $ 1.5 billion in 2015.
According to Amy Cravens, senior analyst at In-Stat, originally airline flights that have seen broadband as a differentiator. "Now, in the American market, it is seen as a requirement to compete," he said.
The report shows that the smart phone and tablet computers become the primary device on a flight that connected to the Internet.
Similar market share hotspots, Wi-Fi access is likely to be a commodity in the world of aviation. "With the revenue opportunity in the services and features, instead of a connection," said Cravens.
The report also noted that the flight with Wi-Fi facilities will be popular in the international market. In-Stat believes the transition to qualify the United States competitive in the market will take place quickly.
Virgin America, for example, recently announced that they will develop a flight with the Internet facilities in the back seat passengers. Consumers can go online for entertainment and business.
Earlier this month, Delta announced that they will become the first airline to expand Wi-Fi service for its regional jets. *** [LIVESCIENCE | KORAN TEMPO 3666]
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| WiFi Connection during Flight. (Picture from: http://techgenie.com/) |
Recent reports market research firm In-Stat News explained that the revenue from the flights that have Internet connections will grow rapidly. Of the approximately U.S. $ 225 million this year to over U.S. $ 1.5 billion in 2015.
According to Amy Cravens, senior analyst at In-Stat, originally airline flights that have seen broadband as a differentiator. "Now, in the American market, it is seen as a requirement to compete," he said.
The report shows that the smart phone and tablet computers become the primary device on a flight that connected to the Internet.
Similar market share hotspots, Wi-Fi access is likely to be a commodity in the world of aviation. "With the revenue opportunity in the services and features, instead of a connection," said Cravens.
The report also noted that the flight with Wi-Fi facilities will be popular in the international market. In-Stat believes the transition to qualify the United States competitive in the market will take place quickly.
Virgin America, for example, recently announced that they will develop a flight with the Internet facilities in the back seat passengers. Consumers can go online for entertainment and business.
Earlier this month, Delta announced that they will become the first airline to expand Wi-Fi service for its regional jets. *** [LIVESCIENCE | KORAN TEMPO 3666]
