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STARLINK INTERNET WILL BE A DECIDING FACTOR IN BOOKING FLIGHTS IN THE FUTURE SLOW INTERNET WILL BE FROWNED UPON Very few airlines have a complete fleet hooked up with Starlink. A lot of them are in progress now. Starlink-powered airlines (Hawaiian, Qatar, and increasingly United, WestJet, airBaltic, Emirates, Alaska, etc.) dominate the top of the list with the lowest latency (~40–80 ms) and best real-world performance for streaming, video calls, and VPN. Non-Starlink services (Viasat, Intelsat, Hughes, Panasonic) are slower and higher-latency but still usable for browsing/email on most flights. Speeds continue to improve rapidly in 2026 as more fleets adopt LEO satellite tech (Starlink or competitors). Data is not available for every airline worldwide.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ • Hawaiian Airlines: Starlink — 162 Mbps • Qatar Airways: Starlink (with some GEO) — 121 Mbps • Spirit Airlines: Hughes (SES) — 85 Mbps • Air Canada: Intelsat — 64 Mbps • Delta Airlines: Viasat / Hughes — 54 Mbps • Breeze Airlines: Viasat — 54 Mbps • American Airlines: Intelsat / Viasat (Panasonic Avionics on some) — 50 Mbps • Aeromexico: Viasat — 45 Mbps • WestJet: Panasonic Avionics — 39 Mbps • Virgin Atlantic: Viasat / Panasonic Avionics — 37 Mbps • United Airlines: Intelsat (Starlink rolling out fleet-wide; newer equipped flights often 100–320+ Mbps) — 34 Mbps • SWISS Airlines: Panasonic Avionics — 28 Mbps • Singapore Airlines: Panasonic Avionics — 26 Mbps • EVA Air: Panasonic Avionics — 25 Mbps • Aer Lingus: Panasonic Avionics — 24 Mbps • Etihad Airways: Panasonic Avionics — 23 Mbps • ANA (All Nippon Airways): Panasonic Avionics — 23 Mbps • KLM: Panasonic Avionics — 23 Mbps • JetBlue: Viasat — 23 Mbps • British Airways: Panasonic Avionics (Starlink rollout beginning) — 23 Mbps • Air India: Nelco (Intelsat) — 21 Mbps • Malaysian Airlines: Panasonic Avionics — 20 Mbps • Finnair: Panasonic Avionics — 18 Mbps • Southwest Airlines: MTN Satellite / Viasat (Starlink rollout starting) — 17 Mbps • Air New Zealand: Inmarsat / Viasat — 15 Mbps • Japan Airlines: Panasonic Avionics — 14 Mbps • Zipair Tokyo: Panasonic Avionics — 13 Mbps • Turkish Airlines: Türk Telekom / Panasonic — ~9 Mbps • Cathay Pacific: Deutsche Telekom / Panasonic — ~7 Mbps • Lufthansa: Deutsche Telekom (ground-to-air LTE hybrid) — ~4 Mbps

STARLINK INTERNET WILL BE A DECIDING FACTOR IN BOOKING FLIGHTS IN THE FUTURE SLOW INTERNET WILL BE FROWNED UPON Very few airlines have a complete fleet hooked up with Starlink. A lot of them are in progress now. Starlink-powered airlines (Hawaiian, Qatar, and increasingly United, WestJet, airBaltic, Emirates, Alaska, etc.) dominate the top of the list with the lowest latency (~40–80 ms) and best real-world performance for streaming, video calls, and VPN. Non-Starlink services (Viasat, Intelsat, Hughes, Panasonic) are slower and higher-latency but still usable for browsing/email on most flights. Speeds continue to improve rapidly in 2026 as more fleets adopt LEO satellite tech (Starlink or competitors). Data is not available for every airline worldwide.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ • Hawaiian Airlines: Starlink — 162 Mbps • Qatar Airways: Starlink (with some GEO) — 121 Mbps • Spirit Airlines: Hughes (SES) — 85 Mbps • Air Canada: Intelsat — 64 Mbps • Delta Airlines: Viasat / Hughes — 54 Mbps • Breeze Airlines: Viasat — 54 Mbps • American Airlines: Intelsat / Viasat (Panasonic Avionics on some) — 50 Mbps • Aeromexico: Viasat — 45 Mbps • WestJet: Panasonic Avionics — 39 Mbps • Virgin Atlantic: Viasat / Panasonic Avionics — 37 Mbps • United Airlines: Intelsat (Starlink rolling out fleet-wide; newer equipped flights often 100–320+ Mbps) — 34 Mbps • SWISS Airlines: Panasonic Avionics — 28 Mbps • Singapore Airlines: Panasonic Avionics — 26 Mbps • EVA Air: Panasonic Avionics — 25 Mbps • Aer Lingus: Panasonic Avionics — 24 Mbps • Etihad Airways: Panasonic Avionics — 23 Mbps • ANA (All Nippon Airways): Panasonic Avionics — 23 Mbps • KLM: Panasonic Avionics — 23 Mbps • JetBlue: Viasat — 23 Mbps • British Airways: Panasonic Avionics (Starlink rollout beginning) — 23 Mbps • Air India: Nelco (Intelsat) — 21 Mbps • Malaysian Airlines: Panasonic Avionics — 20 Mbps • Finnair: Panasonic Avionics — 18 Mbps • Southwest Airlines: MTN Satellite / Viasat (Starlink rollout starting) — 17 Mbps • Air New Zealand: Inmarsat / Viasat — 15 Mbps • Japan Airlines: Panasonic Avionics — 14 Mbps • Zipair Tokyo: Panasonic Avionics — 13 Mbps • Turkish Airlines: Türk Telekom / Panasonic — ~9 Mbps • Cathay Pacific: Deutsche Telekom / Panasonic — ~7 Mbps • Lufthansa: Deutsche Telekom (ground-to-air LTE hybrid) — ~4 Mbps

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Elon Musk Wishing you all… A Happy Chinese New Year

Elon Musk Wishing you all… A Happy Chinese New Year

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Here’s why American elections are corrupt and fraudulent at the highest levels. Some liberal states don’t enforce voter id rules. They don’t even announce their election results in 3 weeks after the elections. 🚩Here are some countries that Enforce Voter ID Rules: 1. **Argentina** - Citizens must present a valid Documento Nacional de Identidad to vote. 2. **Mexico** - Voters must show a voter ID card which includes a hologram, photo, and other security features. 3. **Czech Republic** - Voters need to present an eligible form of photo ID like a passport or national identity card at the polling station. 4. **Estonia** - Although primarily known for online voting, each citizen has an electronic ID card which can be used for verification. 5. **Belgium** - While electronic voting is used, voters still need to present an ID when voting. 6. **Norway** - Voters must provide valid identification like a passport or driver's license. 7. **Switzerland** - For in-person voting, ID and a state-issued polling card are required. 8. **France** - Voters need to present their voter ID. 9. **Israel** - A voter ID is required to vote. 10. **Iceland** - Voters are required to present identification. 11. **Greece** - Voter ID is necessary to vote in elections. This list was not exhaustive, but it includes several countries where voter ID laws are known to be enforced. 🚩Here are a few countries Known for Counting All Their Votes in a Single Day: - **India** - India is the largest democracy in the world with over 1.5 billion people and they finished counting ballots in a day - **Estonia** - While voting occurs over several days online, the counting of all votes is finalized on election day. - **Australia** - Votes are counted and results can often be determined on election night, although some postal votes might delay final results slightly. - **France** - Most votes are counted on the same day, with results often announced late into the night or the following day for very close races. - **Belgium** - Voting and counting typically occur on the same day, with quick result announcements. A thread on US election fraud👇

Here’s why American elections are corrupt and fraudulent at the highest levels. Some liberal states don’t enforce voter id rules. They don’t even announce their election results in 3 weeks after the elections. 🚩Here are some countries that Enforce Voter ID Rules: 1. **Argentina** - Citizens must present a valid Documento Nacional de Identidad to vote. 2. **Mexico** - Voters must show a voter ID card which includes a hologram, photo, and other security features. 3. **Czech Republic** - Voters need to present an eligible form of photo ID like a passport or national identity card at the polling station. 4. **Estonia** - Although primarily known for online voting, each citizen has an electronic ID card which can be used for verification. 5. **Belgium** - While electronic voting is used, voters still need to present an ID when voting. 6. **Norway** - Voters must provide valid identification like a passport or driver's license. 7. **Switzerland** - For in-person voting, ID and a state-issued polling card are required. 8. **France** - Voters need to present their voter ID. 9. **Israel** - A voter ID is required to vote. 10. **Iceland** - Voters are required to present identification. 11. **Greece** - Voter ID is necessary to vote in elections. This list was not exhaustive, but it includes several countries where voter ID laws are known to be enforced. 🚩Here are a few countries Known for Counting All Their Votes in a Single Day: - **India** - India is the largest democracy in the world with over 1.5 billion people and they finished counting ballots in a day - **Estonia** - While voting occurs over several days online, the counting of all votes is finalized on election day. - **Australia** - Votes are counted and results can often be determined on election night, although some postal votes might delay final results slightly. - **France** - Most votes are counted on the same day, with results often announced late into the night or the following day for very close races. - **Belgium** - Voting and counting typically occur on the same day, with quick result announcements. A thread on US election fraud👇

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Candace Owens Lucian Grainge, the CEO of Universal Studios, is under investigation in the P. Diddy lawsuit, accused of being involved in operating a sex trafficking ring involving minors. According to Kanye "Ye" West, Lucian Grainge runs 50% of the music industry.

Candace Owens Lucian Grainge, the CEO of Universal Studios, is under investigation in the P. Diddy lawsuit, accused of being involved in operating a sex trafficking ring involving minors. According to Kanye "Ye" West, Lucian Grainge runs 50% of the music industry.

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