The premium airline offers internet connection via Starlink. The fastest Wi-Fi in the sky

American airline Aero she announced start of internet connection for passengers via Starlink satellites. Airlines state: “Passengers on all flights can now easily connect and view and stream data for free at speeds that surpass commercial airlines and private jets.”

For more details the post links that webwhere you will read that passengers can use during the flight free Wi-Fi at a speed previously unseen by traditional commercial airlines or private jets.

Starlink is the world’s first and largest low-Earth orbit satellite constellation, providing high-speed connectivity for browsing the Internet or streaming multimedia content from the moment passengers board until they land at their destination.

Aero premium airlines

Aero Airlines is a semi-private airline that focuses on providing premium flight experiences. It differs from traditional airlines in that it offers luxury travel with an emphasis on individual service and a high level of comfort. It usually operates flights between selected destinations that are popular with clients looking for exclusive travel experiences, such as resort areas or important business centers.

The company’s aircraft provide spacious and comfortable cabins with fewer seats than standard commercial aircraft to ensure more space and privacy for each passenger. This is also reflected in the cabin equipment, technology including the latest entertainment systems and, now, Starlink Aviation high-speed internet.

The airline, which lures passengers with the slogan “the future of first class”, only recently announced a partnership with SpaceX. She was within it a fleet of luxury jets equipped with hardware that captures the signal from the Starlink satellite constellation and transmits data on board via a standard Wi-Fi network.

Starlink Aviation

Starlink Aviation is a service offering satellite internet connection for aircraft. It is primarily intended for customers such as commercial airlines and private jet operators. A key element of the service is the provision of high-speed, low-latency in-flight internet.

Equipping one aircraft with hardware will cost $150,000, which is converted to roughly 3.4 million crowns. Subsequently, the airlines pay a monthly flat rate of $12,500 to $25,000, i.e. about 282 to 563 thousand crowns. The service promises a download speed of between 40 and 220 Mb/s, an upload of 8 to 25 Mb/s, and a latency of less than 99 milliseconds.

Such an investment represents a significant financial commitment for airlines, but it also offers important improvements in in-flight connectivity that can improve passenger experience and increase passenger satisfaction. The high speeds and low latency offered by Starlink are key to meeting the expectations of a demanding clientele.