India, Oct. 21 -- India's aviation sector is scaling fast. Passenger traffic is up nearly 10% year-over-year, aircraft orders are breaking records, and demand for regional routes is rising. Yet one critical element still lags: in-flight connectivity. Of the roughly 700 aircraft in service, fewer than 30 offer broadband access. This gap is no longer a minor inconvenience-it is a strategic liability.

In today's aviation landscape, the ability to provide real-time data and a seamless digital experience is essential. Business travellers expect uninterrupted access to emails, cloud tools, and video conferencing. Leisure flyers want to stream, post, and browse without friction. Digital access has shifted from being a premium feature to a basel...