Delta signs deal with Amazon Leo for in‑flight Wi‑Fi on 500 planes from 2028
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- Delta Air Lines has signed an agreement with Amazon Leo to provide next‑level in‑flight internet access and will begin installing the system on 500 aircraft starting in 2028.
- Amazon Leo currently operates 396 satellites and plans to expand its constellation to 3,236 satellites, making Delta the only major U.S. airline that has turned down Starlink, according to CEO Ed Bastian’s statement.
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