Bharti Airtel has announced the launch of seamless 5G connectivity across the newly inaugurated Mumbai Metro Line-3, also known as the Aqua Line. This makes Airtel the first telecom provider to offer uninterrupted high-speed mobile connectivity on the underground metro, which stretches from Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) to Aarey, covering the vital Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road (JVLR) section, Airtel said on Monday.
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Key Transit Hubs Covered by the Aqua Line
Spanning a total length of 33.5 kilometres, this metro line will connect key transit hubs like the iconic Terminal 2 (T2) airport and the neighbourhood of Santacruz. Along the entire 33.5 km route, Airtel said it has enhanced its 5G capabilities, ensuring that passengers can enjoy blazing-fast mobile internet, crystal-clear voice calls, and uninterrupted data transmission throughout their journeys.
Dedicated In-Building Solutions
Additionally, dedicated in-building solutions have been deployed at each of the ten underground metro stations, guaranteeing consistent, high-quality connectivity that will transform the commuting experience.
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Enhancing Public Transport Experience
Commenting on the launch, Bharti Airtel said. "By strategically investing in upgrading and fortifying our network infrastructure along the Aqua Line, we have demonstrated our unwavering commitment to providing customers with seamless, high-speed mobile connectivity as they navigate the city's public transit system."
"This commitment is further underscored by our eagerness to support Mumbai's first-ever underground metro line, ensuring that customers can enjoy reliable, blazing-fast internet connectivity as an integral part of their daily commute. As Mumbai embraces this new era of efficient, technologically-advanced public transportation, Airtel stands ready to elevate the commuting experience with high-speed 5G connectivity," Airtel added.
