It is reported that by the end of May 2014, Air Canada will launch 29 flights that support WiFi access, and by the end of 2015, 130 narrow-body aircraft will also be able to provide in-flight WiFi access.
Initially, Air Canada will collaborate with Gogo to achieve in-flight internet access based on cellular data, although this method will be relatively slow. However, Air Canada will accelerate testing the use of satellite frequencies to enhance internet access speed, and in the future, it will collaborate with the Maritime Satellite Organization in addition to Gogo.
Nowadays, people's dependence on the internet is increasing, and using WiFi on airplanes is no longer an impossible task.
