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Gulf Air Selects Starlink for Inflight Wi-Fi Across Entire Fleet

Bahrain Carrier Upgrades Passenger Experience With High-Speed Connectivity

Gulf Air has announced plans to install Elon Musk’s Starlink inflight Wi-Fi connectivity across its entire fleet, with installation set to start around mid-2026. The airline will offer complimentary Wi-Fi to all passengers, from boarding to arrival, as part of its efforts to enhance the passenger experience. This move follows a growing trend of airlines adopting Starlink for inflight connectivity, including Lufthansa Group, Emirates, and IAG. The agreement was signed by Gulf Air CEO Martin Gauss and Global Head of Starlink Aviation Nick Seitz, and was reported by AeroTime.

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    Gulf Air Selects Starlink for Inflight Wi-Fi Across Entire Fleet

    Bahrain Carrier Upgrades Passenger Experience With High-Speed Connectivity

    Gulf Air has announced plans to install Elon Musk’s Starlink inflight Wi-Fi connectivity across its entire fleet, with installation set to start around mid-2026. The airline will offer complimentary Wi-Fi to all passengers, from boarding to arrival, as part of its efforts to enhance the passenger experience. This move follows a growing trend of airlines adopting Starlink for inflight connectivity, including Lufthansa Group, Emirates, and IAG. The agreement was signed by Gulf Air CEO Martin Gauss and Global Head of Starlink Aviation Nick Seitz, and was reported by AeroTime.

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