Seth Miller

American Airlines will install Starlink inflight internet service on more than 500 aircraft, part of its continued upgrades to the passenger experience. Installations will begin in Q1 2027, focused on the single-aisle fleet.

Anuvu will boost its inflight internet capacity over Europe and the Middle East, inking a multi-year contract for Ku-band services on Eutelsat 10B.

The FlightPath3D Cloud solution is barely a year old, but boasts 500 aircraft across multiple airlines now flying with the solution on board, and thousands more committed.

Gogo will add another fleet of Embraer Phenom 300s to its Galileo LEO fleet, thanks to a deal signed with Airshare.

Wizz Air will install the Starlink solution on its fleet from 2027, bringing high-speed service to its (mostly) short hops around Europe.

Perhaps not entirely on purpose, but LATAM and Embraer unveiled details around inflight internet plans when showing the first E195-E2 for the carrier to media this week.

Anuvu appointed Simon Sutton as CEO effective 15 June, replacing Josh Marks.

Destination Stories, delivering destination content to in-seat entertainment screens, is now flying.

Two more Starlink deployments saw inaugural flights in recent weeks as airlines continue to adopt the satellite internet solution with impressive deployment speeds. And a third is expected in the very near future, as hardware installation and testing is underway.

And, now, the final shoe dropped: Copa Airlines' first Starlink-equipped aircraft entered service over the weekend, and some passengers will have to pay to get online.