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Amazon unveils the Amazon Leo Aviation Antenna, saying it can deliver up to 1 Gbps download and 400 Mbps upload speeds “simultaneously” for in-flight Wi-Fi

PCMag Michael Kan

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  • @dpoddolphinpro Ryan Caton on x
    Is it too late? A good chunk of the big airlines have already signed with Starlink
  • @xdnibor Robin on x
    Awesome to see the design for Amazon Leo Aviation. Super sleek design, just like Starlink! The days of shitty internet on planes are truly behind us now. [image]
  • @weber44chris Chris Weber on x
    @Amazonleo is bringing gigabit connectivity to 35,000 feet. Airline passengers want to stay connected in the air—streaming, collaborating, staying in touch—just like they do on the ground. The Amazon Leo Aviation Antenna delivers up to 1 Gbps download and 400 Mbps upload from a
  • @amazonleo @amazonleo on x
    Introducing the Amazon Leo Aviation Antenna. Delivering speeds up to 1 Gbps downlink and 400 Mbps uplink from a single antenna - it's simple enough to install in a single day, and powerful enough to support an entire cabin full of streaming, browsing, working and more from gate […