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Starlink Aviation requires a one-time $150,000 hardware fee for an Aero Terminal to access the satellite broadband network.
SpaceX is seeking Federal Aviation Administration licenses to enable Starlink Aviation services on 12 types of small jets, including the ERJ-135 and ERJ-145 aircraft.
Hawaiian Airlines expects to provide Starlink on larger aircraft for transpacific flights to and from Hawaii in 2023.
Jet service provider JSX plans to offer Starlink on its planes in 2022.
Starlink’s low Earth orbit satellite constellation can enable latency as low as 20 milliseconds compared to about 600 milliseconds typical of geostationary satellites.
SpaceX has started accepting $5,000 deposits for Starlink Aviation and expects to begin deliveries in the middle of 2023.
Starlink’s maritime service launched in July and costs $5,000 per month with a one-time $10,000 hardware cost for similar speeds.
Starlink’s standard U.S. residential service charges $110 per month and $599 for hardware for up to 200 Mbps download speeds.
Starlink Aviation will cost between $12,500 and $25,000 per month and deliver up to 350 megabits per second low-latency broadband per plane.
The U.S. Agency for International Development delivered 5,000 Starlink terminals to the government of Ukraine as part of a public-private partnership with SpaceX.
SpaceX has sent 25,300 Starlink terminals to Ukraine, with 10,630 terminals paying for service.
Senior executives of Asian satellite operators at the APSCC 2022 Satellite Conference on 2022-10-18 expected Starlink and other low Earth orbit broadband operators would seek partnerships with regional players.
Elon Musk declined a Ukrainian request to provide Starlink internet service in Crimea because he believed doing so could lead to nuclear escalation.
Elon Musk calculated that continuing Starlink service in Ukraine will cost $120,000,000 for the rest of the year and as much as $400,000,000 for the next 12 months.
Elon Musk indicated on 2022-10-15 that SpaceX would continue funding Starlink service in Ukraine despite ongoing losses.
The Philippines approved Starlink’s plan to create a local subsidiary in July 2022 to expedite the service’s roll-out.
KDDI will resell Starlink to its enterprise and civil government customers in 2022 under a deal signed 2022-10-12.
Speedcast will integrate Starlink connectivity into its multi-path, multi-orbit service using its SIGMA network platform and SD-WAN solutions to prioritize traffic, offer guaranteed service levels, and fully manage the customer experience.
Local reports cited a Philippine government official indicating the Starlink launch was delayed from December 2022 to the first half of 2023.
Starlink has more than 3,400 satellites in orbit and has approval to launch up to 12,000 satellites.