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In-flight Wi-Fi has long been notorious for being slow, spotty, and expensive. Well, that's until Elon Musk's SpaceX Starlink entered the skies three years ago. The low-Earth orbit satellite service has ignited a race among airlines to install high-speed, low-latency terminals, transforming the passenger experience. Now, gaming or even logging into a Bloomberg Terminal mid-flight is possible.
Tfue wins a Fortnite game at 40,000 feet using Starlink on Qatar Airways pic.twitter.com/Se5roYjFqe
— Dexerto (@Dexerto) May 12, 2025