Train connectivity expectations go beyond Wi-Fi
17-09-2026 05:20 via computerweekly.com

Train connectivity expectations go beyond Wi-Fi

Study of 48 long-distance rail brands across 26 European countries finds that 92% now offer on-train Wi-Fi, while only 21% provide passengers with a full onboard platform
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