Relaunched wifi for 260 Tube stations Vodafone has brought back WiFi on the London Underground after shutting the service down in June 2021. Then it said not enough people were using the service, which was a discretionary add-on and never part of payment plans, when it was launched in 2012. The network now says the

BAI-hosted 5G Tube connectivity follows December 4G switch on

In the future, BAI’s infrastructure will be 5G-ready to allow for more upgrades and 4G and 5G could be rolled out simultaneously

Customers of all four MNOs will be able to use 4G and 5G mobile coverage on the London Underground by 2024

The telecoms service provider previously ran a pilot on this part of the Jubilee Line

Pusey will provide strategic leadership and advisory input as part of his role

BAI has been awarded a 20-year concession with Transport for London (TFL) to give customers uninterrupted coverage and full connectivity on the Tube and in stations.

BAI plans to invest more than £1bn across the Connected London programme.

The acquisition further cements BAI Communications growth plans

The rollout of full 4G coverage on the London Underground is being supported by BAI Communications