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Plane wi-fi "gold rush" underway worldwide

By Victoria Bryan

Apr 16 2018 6:39AM

Consolidation of providers predicted.

Plane wi-fi "gold rush" underway worldwide

Satellite technology to provide wi-fi on board planes has matured to a point where more and more airlines are looking to use it, triggering a "gold rush" among suppliers. That brings opportunities for a vast array of companies, from satellite firms such as Viasat and Inmarsat , to ...

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