The service promises up to 350 Mbps to each plane with latency as low as 20 ms, enabling online activities not previously possible on a flight such.
What just happened? Starlink is already available on land and at sea, and soon you’ll be able to tap into the satellite-based mobile Internet service in the air. Starlink Aviation is billed as a high-speed, low-latency, in-flight Internet connectivity option that’ll work regardless of your location. According to SpaceX’s Twitter post, passengers will have access to the service from the moment they walk onto their plane.
The service promises up to 350 Mbps to each plane with latency as low as 20 ms, enabling online activities not previously possible on a flight such as online gaming, video calls and connecting to virtual private networks.
