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Mumbai , Aug. 27

TATA Indicom has commercially launched its Wi-Fi services at both the domestic and international airports in New Delhi, a news release from Tata Teleservices Ltd said.

These airports will also be the first in the country to offer the service, it said.

TTSL has entered into an agreement with Airports Authority of India (AAI) to provide Wi-Fi services for the latter so that travellers can access the Net while in transit.

Wi-Fi enables travellers to access the Internet on their laptops and palmtops without having to physically wire up these devices

At the airport, the major hotspots are the Jet, Sahara and Air India lounges and hotel lounges of Sahara, ITC Sheraton, and the Taj Lounge.

"Tata Indicom's Wi-Fi service will provide secure and high-speed wire-free Internet access," said Dr Naresh Malhan, Chief Operating Officer, TTSL, New Delhi.

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