In a groundbreaking move, airBaltic has officially become Europe’s first airline to offer free high-speed internet powered by SpaceX Starlink. The airline’s inaugural flight to feature the new service, BT221, took off from Riga to Munich, marking a significant milestone in enhancing the in-flight passenger experience.
airBaltic’s collaboration with SpaceX enables the airline to provide seamless connectivity across its fleet, giving passengers access to high-speed internet during their flight at no extra cost. This service is a part of the airline’s commitment to improving the travel experience, making it easier for passengers to stay connected while on the move.
Starlink, known for its cutting-edge satellite internet technology, provides fast and reliable internet service even at cruising altitude. Passengers on airBaltic’s flights will be able to browse the web, stream content, and stay in touch with family, friends, or colleagues without the usual interruptions associated with traditional in-flight Wi-Fi.
This development positions airBaltic as a leader in in-flight connectivity, catering to the growing demand for high-speed internet among travelers. The airline is expected to roll out the Starlink service on more flights, extending the offering to its entire fleet in the near future.
With this partnership, airBaltic is not only enhancing its services but also paving the way for other European airlines to adopt similar high-speed internet solutions. The availability of Starlink-powered internet reflects the airline’s forward-thinking approach and its commitment to providing a modern, efficient, and enjoyable flying experience for passengers.
