Why Starlink Is Changing the Game for In-Flight Wi-Fi For years, in-flight Wi-Fi on private jets has been a necessary evil... expensive, inconsistent, and slow enough to make most passengers give up and hotspot once they land. Providers like GoGo, Viasat, and Collins have served the market with incremental improvements, but their legacy infrastructure was never designed for modern, high-bandwidth needs. Then Starlink entered the picture. 1. The Difference Starts With Infrastructure Traditional aviation internet providers rely on geostationary satellites, positioned roughly 22,000 miles above Earth. That distance creates latency issues and coverage gaps, especially over oceans or remote areas. Starlink’...
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