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Elon Musk Renews Feud With Delta Over Amazon Leo Wi-Fi Deal as United Expands Starlink Fleet to 1,000 Jets
Filed 25 Aug, 09:02 · news.google.com
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Filed 25 Aug, 09:02 · news.google.com
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A dispute involving internet provider Starlink and its competitor Amazon's Project Kuiper has resurfaced, with Elon Musk's SpaceX again challenging a proposed deal between Amazon and Delta Air Lines. The renewal of this feud centers on Starlink's access to the 12 GHz spectrum, a frequency band crucial for both satellite internet services and terrestrial microwave applications. SpaceX argues that Amazon's plan to use this spectrum for its Kuiper constellation would interfere with existing and future satellite broadband services, including Starlink's.
This ongoing tension has significant implications for the future of in-flight Wi-Fi. United Airlines, a competitor to Delta, has already announced plans to equip a thousand of its aircraft with Starlink internet. The outcome of the spectrum dispute could impact which satellite internet providers airlines can partner with, potentially shaping the user experience and competitive landscape of air travel connectivity for years to come.
“Elon Musk Renews Feud With Delta Over Amazon Leo Wi-Fi Deal as United Expands Starlink Fleet to 1,000 Jets”
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