Navan survey finds 51% of travelers prefer delayed flights with Wi-Fi to on-time flights without it

• Navan released a travel survey highlighting passengers’ preference for reliable in-flight Wi-Fi and willingness to pay for a better flight experience.
• A delayed flight with working Wi-Fi appealed to 51% of respondents, versus 42% favoring an on-time flight without Wi-Fi.
• Respondents would pay an additional $376 on average for their version of a “perfect flight.”
• Nine in 10 judged passengers who clap upon landing or rush to exit; 82% admitted to those behaviors themselves.
• The online survey covered 2,000 business or leisure travelers with internet access, running Oct. 5-14, 2026.

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