United Airlines has started offering Starlink WiFi and In-Flight connections on some of its Denver-based fleet.

United plans to install Starlink on up to 15 of its 737-800 planes each month, with more than half of the United’s regional Embraer fleet already equipped with Starlink.

Reports say that United is installing two Starlink antennas on the 737-800 aircraft, and the airline is expected to fit almost 2,940 antennas across its entire fleet.

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