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TRAI Invites Suggestions on Consultation Paper on 'In-Flight Connectivity'

Start Date :
Oct 06, 2017
Last Date :
Nov 11, 2017
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Department of Telecommunications through its reference dated 10th August 2017 has communicated that there is a proposal to introduce In-Flight Connectivity (IFC) for voice, data ...

Department of Telecommunications through its reference dated 10th August 2017 has communicated that there is a proposal to introduce In-Flight Connectivity (IFC) for voice, data and video services over Indian airspace for domestic, international and overflying flights in Indian Air Space. DoT has also requested TRAI to furnish its recommendations on licensing terms and conditions for provision of IFC for voice, data and video services and associated issues such as entry fee, license fee, spectrum related issues including usage charges and method of allocation and other conditions.

In this regard, a consultation paper has been floated on 29th September 2017 and has been placed here.

Last Date of submission of suggestions is 10th November, 2017.

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Raunak Nayak
Raunak Nayak 8 years 6 months ago
The first inflight connectivity revolution is already well advanced. Airlines are investing heavily in the latest satellite broadband and connectivity technologies in order to meet growing passenger expectations for fast, reliable and consistent Wi-Fi digital services on any aircraft, anywhere in the world. Please check the PDF attached, containing the idea I suggested through CONNECTIFY AIR, my startup. Raunak Nayak. Electrical Engineer.
mygov_150849161244655441.pdf
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Abhishek Bajpai
Abhishek Bajpai 8 years 6 months ago
It is a welcome initiative but proper planning to be done to implement this wonderful idea. As passengers should not have problem to this as well as it should be able to provide hassle free voice data and video connectivity. Proper care to be taken of passengers security first.
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U ANANDHA GANAPATHY
U ANANDHA GANAPATHY 8 years 7 months ago
Picocell will be accessed by minimum 100 users only effectively. According to FCC rules and regulations, electromagnetic interference is there with plane instruments. So mounting of picocell location should be isolated. Passengers should have seamless connectivity. Civil aviation department included that charges for voice,video etc., in passenger tickets itself. Service provider networks should be maintained and monitored by TRAI.
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Akash Kumar prajapati
Akash Kumar prajapati 8 years 7 months ago
I suggestion to TRI One its major reform in Telicom sector generally can change to create innovation in telicom sector. The responsibilities of TRAI to provide a good facilities to their customer in flight its only possible when the govt makes more useful faculties to his customer
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Saikat Bhowmick
Saikat Bhowmick 8 years 7 months ago
India should have already provided these facilities to it's fliers. Many countries of World are providing these features. India is already a late, no more time should be wasted.
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JAGDISH PATHAK
JAGDISH PATHAK 8 years 7 months ago
It is very good concept to give facilities to customer of air travelling people of In flight connectivity of internet, telecom and other communication system like wifi, and various social media portal, it will be very useful for business development for businessman, as well as time passing media for other people, there should be proper control to avoid any disaster or any misuse of such media to harm any people, but, the concept should be very useful to the people, best wishes
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