Airtel Hits 3 Million 5G Users Milestone in Mumbai

Celebrating the 3 million 5G Customers in Mumbai, Airtel on Monday said its 5G network spans across all districts and villages.

Highlights

  • Bharti Airtel achieves successful deployment of 5G services across Mumbai.
  • Nationwide, Airtel boasts 26.1 million 5G users across multiple states.
  • Network expansion efforts reach iconic locations like the Gateway of India and Marine Drive.

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Airtel Hits 3 Million 5G Users Milestone in Mumbai
Bharti Airtel said it has successfully deployed 5G services across all locations in Mumbai and currently has 3 million customers enjoying 5G services in the metro city. Celebrating the 3 million 5G Customers in Mumbai, Airtel on Monday said its 5G network spans across all districts and villages.

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Airtel's 5G Milestone in Mumbai

Airtel reported that it has registered a significant increase in 5G users in the past 6 months in Mumbai, and its expanded network deployment has effectively reached across the city, enabling customers to embrace 5G.

Also Read: Airtel Gains Nearly 1 Million Subscribers in Mumbai via MNP in Past Year

Key Locations Covered

From the iconic architectural marvels of the Gateway of India to the renowned pilgrimage site of Siddhivinayak Temple, to many key locations in the city including Marine Drive, Bandra Bandstand, and Bandra Worli Sea Link, Airtel says it continues to complete its rollout across Mumbai.

Commenting on the milestone, Bharti Airtel said, "We are making significant strides in building the network infrastructure required to facilitate widespread adoption of 5G in Mumbai. We express our gratitude to our valued customers who have upgraded to enjoy the power of unlimited 5G service at no additional cost. Our tireless efforts are to keep our customers consistently connected to the city's fastest, most reliable, and cutting-edge network."

Also Read: Bharti Airtel Says Over 25 Million Users Accessing 5G Across Seven Circles

Nationwide Airtel 5G User Base

Just to recall, Airtel on Friday announced that it has 26.1 million 5G users in the states of Bihar (4.3 million), Jharkhand (1.2 million), Madhya Pradesh (2.9 million), Punjab (2.7 million), Rajasthan (3.8 million), Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand (7.7 million), as well as West Bengal (3.5 million).

Also Read: Airtel Surpasses 50 Million Unique 5G Users; 5G Plus Now Covers All Districts in India

Bharti Airtel first announced having 2 million unique customers to its 5G network in Mumbai, making it the first city in India to achieve complete 5G coverage in May 2023. Airtel attributed the rapid deployment and adoption of 5G in Mumbai to multiple factors, including rapid network enhancement, accelerated 5G rollout, and the increasing availability of 5G devices.

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