The operator plans to upgrade from GoGo Avance L5 to Starlink for high-speed, in-flight internet. Fleet installation will start next month.
Slate Aviation announced it will install Starlink in-flight internet on its entire aircraft fleet.
Installations are planned to begin in December and are expected to finish by the end of Q2 2027.
“At Slate Aviation, we are always looking for ways to make the journey more personal and more rewarding for our owners and members,” said Heather Maguire, Slate Aviation CEO, in a press release.
Maguire continued:
‘Connectivity is now part of how people live in the air as much as on the ground, and Starlink was the clear choice. We are proud to install it across our fleet, so that every flight with Slate offers the same fast, dependable connection.’
Starlink’s implementation plans to offer seamless connectivity aboard Slate’s fleet, appealing to both business and movie streaming flyers.
This follows an upgrade from GoGo Avance L5 Wi-Fi, the internet currently installed on Slate’s fleet.
Slate Aviation offers by-the-seat flights between South Florida, New York and Nantucket.
It took over the former XO shuttles last year.
It also operates Magellan Jets’ Challenger 850 fractional program.
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