Airlines Upgrade Wi-Fi, Starlink Faces Delta Snub (nytimes.com)

Airlines are racing to upgrade slow, unreliable airplane Wi-Fi, with many carriers choosing Elon Musk's Starlink satellite service. American Airlines will outfit over 1,000 planes with Starlink, joining Alaska, United, and Southwest, but Delta Air Lines and JetBlue have selected Amazon's Leo service, which is not yet available. Musk has attacked Delta's chief executive Ed Bastian for the decision, while Delta won't begin installing Leo until 2028, relying on Viasat upgrades in the meantime.