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United Airlines Brings Starlink to 737 Aircraft
United Airlines is preparing to introduce the Starlink internet system on its Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Following certification granted by the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the first flight is scheduled to take place on October 15, 2025, from Newark Liberty International Airport. The airline had previously launched Starlink on its Embraer E175 aircraft. With this new step, passengers will…
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Discussion: Moving to an Empty (Eco+) Seat $86
On United Airlines’ Houston–Honduras flight, some passengers seated in the economy section wanted to move to empty seats in the Economy Plus (extra legroom) area after boarding was completed. Although the plane was half full, ground services and the cabin crew demanded $86 per passenger for the seat change. The cabin crew’s refusal to allow a free seat change caused…
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United Temporarily Suspends Starlink Service Due to Radio Interference
United Airlines has temporarily deactivated the Starlink satellite internet service on some of its regional jets, citing issues with static interference affecting pilot radio communications. The airline had introduced Starlink connectivity onboard just this past May. In an official statement, United noted that such radio frequency interference is “relatively common with any new airline Wi-Fi provider” and emphasized that the…
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United Wants a Seat at the Table in Heathrow Expansion Decisions
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has called for airlines to have a voice in decisions surrounding the expansion of London Heathrow Airport. Highlighting the potential impact of multibillion-pound projects—such as the proposed third runway—on passenger fees, Kirby emphasized the need for transparency and efficiency, urging for airline involvement in the airport’s management processes. United has joined an initiative led by…
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