New Delhi: Indian air travellers are keen to stay connected not only on the ground but also in the air. And that too on their own mobile phones.
The Skyscanner survey of over 10,000 travellers across Asia Pacific shows that, across Asia Pacific, there is much less enthusiasm for allowing passengers to make calls on their mobiles while in-flight, with 51 per cent against their introduction. The figure drops even further among travellers from Europe.
The survey shows that nearly two-thirds of Indian air travellers favour the use of mobile phones on-board flights.
In a similar survey conducted earlier this year, an overwhelming 86 per cent of travellers said they were against the introduction of mobile phones on planes.
05/11/12 Business Line
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The Skyscanner survey of over 10,000 travellers across Asia Pacific shows that, across Asia Pacific, there is much less enthusiasm for allowing passengers to make calls on their mobiles while in-flight, with 51 per cent against their introduction. The figure drops even further among travellers from Europe.
The survey shows that nearly two-thirds of Indian air travellers favour the use of mobile phones on-board flights.
In a similar survey conducted earlier this year, an overwhelming 86 per cent of travellers said they were against the introduction of mobile phones on planes.
05/11/12 Business Line
