Business and corporate flight departments see in-flight Wi-Fi as mandatory feature when selecting an aircraft. The average flight time for light jets and turboprops is between 1.5 and 3 hours and by having access to Wi-Fi, corporate executives and business managers can continue to review emails, work on projects and send or receive text messages while on the air.

1. Can you afford not to have Wi-Fi as part of your operation?
2. If you were in charge of the aircraft maintenance department, how this feature may affect your aircraft maintenance operation?
3. What would you do if none of the maintenance technicians at your department is familiar with the maintenance and troubleshooting principles of WiFi aircraft technology?

Read the attached articles and share your thoughts with your classmates.

Maintenance Aviation Business Insider Connectivity

How Does In-Flight WiFi Really Work@

Choosing the Right Wi-Fi Solution for a Business Aircraft