SpaceX inks yet another massive deal

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again.

SpaceX is quietly revolutionizing the airline industry.

And its new deal with British Airways is the latest proof.

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For the past few months…

I’ve been warning that the airline industry is undergoing a massive transformation.

That’s because passengers increasingly want better in-flight Wi-Fi.

And Starlink is filling that need at breakneck speed.

British Airways is one of the latest companies that has decided to upgrade their fleet with Elon Musk’s satellite internet.

The company has inked a deal with SpaceX to make Starlink internet available at no cost to every passenger starting in 2026.

They’re following the lead of Hawaiian Airlines, Air France, Qatar Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Alaska Airlines, Emirates, and United Airlines.

This in-flight Wi-Fi transformation reminds me of what happened to hotels many years ago.

You probably remember when hotel Wi-Fi was slow… spotty… and cost an extra $10–$20 a night.

Then as the years went on…

It became something you just expected – just like hot water and clean sheets.

The airline industry is undergoing the same change right now.

In fact, the American Customer Satisfaction Index just added “Quality of in-flight Wi-Fi” as a ranking factor for airlines.

The problem is most airlines have terrible Wi-Fi.

The only exceptions are the ones that have Starlink.

SpaceX is filling this new demand by inking deals with some of the biggest airlines.

Here’s why this is creating a massive opportunity in the market.

This rise in demand for better in-flight Wi-Fi also drives up the demand for low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites.

These are the satellites that beam internet signals directly to airplanes from just a few hundred miles above Earth – making Wi-Fi in the sky faster, stronger, and more reliable.

This is great news for a hidden company I call “the next SpaceX.”

That’s because their launch breakthrough dramatically cuts the cost of putting LEO satellites into space.

The company is planning to IPO this December.

And my research suggests shares could jump 457% after the IPO.

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Ian Wyatt

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