Currently, over half of stations are already equipped with free wifi and by the end of the year it will be 95%.
This is according to Luxembourg mobility minister François Bausch (déi gréng), responding to a on the matter.
Free wifi will not, however, be installed on existing trains in Luxembourg. Instead it will be progressively rolled out in the new 2400/2450 series, expected to reach the country’s rail tracks from 2023 to 2025.
Bausch added that passengers can currently benefit from free wifi on 23 CFL buses.
A 2019 study from predicted that the number of European train passengers accessing onboard Wi-Fi would hit 5.3 billion by 2028, serving about 43% of all rail passengers. At the time the study was released, it estimated that about 12% of the total rail passenger market connected to onboard Wi-Fi.
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