DUBLIN — Business travelers often rely on airport Wi-Fi to stay connected, but the quality and speed of these networks vary significantly across international hubs. Holafly's Airport WiFi Stress Index highlights that downloading the same file can take seconds or minutes depending on the airport, with New York JFK offering speeds up to 151.6 Mbps, while London Heathrow provides only 12 Mbps. Additionally, some airports impose time limits on free Wi-Fi sessions, which can disrupt work if access expires mid-task. Over half of business travelers arrange their own connections, potentially exposing company data to security risks on public networks.

Holafly for Business offers corporate solutions that assign international eSIMs to employees, allowing secure and reliable mobile data access upon arrival. This approach improves productivity, with 81.3% of users expecting better connectivity compared to those who arrange their own. Davide Ilardi, Head of Sales for B2B Direct Sales at Holafly, emphasized the impact of slow connections on companies and employees, stating “Every minute an employee spends waiting for a file to load is time the company is paying for”. This service enables teams to work efficiently without delays or interruptions from the moment they land.

CREDIT: Holafly
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