The rollout of free Wi-Fi is being held up as the airline works to make sure more users won’t cause lower speeds or system outages on board.
Delta CEO Ed Bastian said on Wednesday that the airline was getting closer to being able to offer free Wi-Fi on every flight. Bastian, speaking at Skift Forum, said the challenge was figuring out how to handle the higher capacity that would come with making Wi-Fi free, while ensuring that connection speeds stay at the levels they're at today for paying users. The airline conducted a trial in May. Bastian said"we learned a lot.
Delta CEO Ed Bastian said on Wednesday that the airline was getting closer to being able to offer free Wi-Fi on every flight. Bastian, speaking at Skift Forum, said the challenge was figuring out how to handle the higher capacity that would come with making Wi-Fi free, while ensuring that connection speeds stay at the levels they're at today for paying users. The airline conducted a trial in May. Bastian said"we learned a lot.
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