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MIAL's wi-fi service at Chhatrapati airport

MUMBAI : Mumbai International Airport Pvt. Ltd. (MIAL) is now the first international airport in India to launch a free wireless network, providing enterprise-class wi-fi (wireless fidelity) service throughout the domestic (IA & IB) and international (2A & 2C) terminals at Chatrapathi Shivaji International Airport. The service is provided by Bharti Airtel. While it is offered free of charge for passengers carrying wi-fi enabled laptops, a paid service for a bandwidth of 512 kbps and above will be introduced shortly, says a release.

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