Korean Air Launches Free Starlink Wi-Fi, But Bans Calls And Livestreaming
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Austrian Airlines and Korean Air now offer free Starlink Wi-Fi (and there are rules)
Two more airlines now offer free Starlink Wi-Fi to passengers. Austrian Airlines flew its first Starlink-equipped aircraft last week and Korean Air launched its service earlier today. The bad news is that only a handful of aircraft have it right now, while the good news is that both airlines have set out clear rules on what you can and can't do once you're connected.
We tested the new Starlink Internet from Austrian Airlines in flight. Detailed measurements provide a clear picture.
Korean Air Launches Free Starlink Wi-Fi, But Bans Calls And Livestreaming
Korean Air has launched free Starlink Wi-Fi aboard its first four aircraft, bringing streaming-quality internet to passengers in every cabin while blocking calls and livestreaming. Korean Air Launches Free Starlink Wi-Fi With Sensible Restrictions Beginning today, Korean Air passengers may encounter something that would have seemed almost impossible only a few years ago: fast enough […]
As reported, AUA has recently taken over its first Starlink Internet-equipped A320neo.
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