United adds TBS streaming to Starlink seatback screens on over 200 aircraft

United adds TBS streaming to Starlink seatback screens on over 200 aircraft
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United Airlines has added TBS to its onboard streaming lineup on more than 200 planes, covering about 900 flights per day.

Since the launch, passengers have watched more than 170,000 hours of live television, and in September over 5.4 million United customers had Starlink on their flight; satisfaction scores on Starlink‑equipped planes are more than 40 points higher than on other Wi‑Fi services, Starlink is free for MileagePlus members in every class, and United expects to finish Starlink installations across its fleet by 2027.

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