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MrBeast reveals once enough airlines start using Starlink, he’ll only book flights that have it “Oh this flight has an extra hour layover? I don’t care, there’s Starlink. I’ll sit in the back of the plane if it gives me Starlink. I really don’t care, Starlink is amazing” “Most...

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Inyas Yamalvor 7 Monaten

People think he’s exaggerating, but Starlink is the first time in history you can literally be in Antarctica, Africa, or the middle of the ocean and still be online. It’s honestly incredible

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AristoCatvor 7 Monaten

can u really not take a flight and enjoy some offline time ? I honestly love not being interrupted for 2-3 hours just watching a movie, having a snack and some quiet time.

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Doge Tippingvor 7 Monaten

And when @Ryanair?

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Colinvor 7 Monaten

Truth. If you cut through the politics and MSM spin, the vast majority of people are profoundly supportive and grateful for what Elon Musk is contributing to humanity.

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🌋🌋 Deep₿lueCrypto 🌋🌋vor 7 Monaten

Starlink will be the defacto standard for most flights and cruises going forward

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Jackvor 7 Monaten

FT @MrBeast @ItsJoshPeck @elonmusk @Starlink @SpaceX and Ben Soffer

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Jackvor 7 Monaten

Clip cuts a few times to get to key points*

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Elijvor 7 Monaten

I think Elon Musk is a pedophile who stole an American election and deserves to be in prison

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Ron Rulevor 7 Monaten

Starlink on the hood has upped my overlanding game.

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ProMintvor 7 Monaten

ngl starlink mid-flight sounds better than half the airport lounges i've been in.

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LisanA1Gaibvor 7 Monaten

Most airlines have wifi. Wtf is this bro talking about

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Omvor 7 Monaten

Starlink turning flights into flying offices is actually wild.

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Brian Bassonvor 7 Monaten

Mr Beast is 100% right, Starlink is now THE standard for in-flight connectivity, those that offer it will gain passengers, those that don't will start to lose them. The pressure is on...

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Steve Jurvetsonvor 7 Monaten

Starlink on a plane and Tesla FSD and Elon are experienced goods. It's hard to describe how good they are with mere words. You have to experience it. So, yeah, Beast mode fandom.

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Gareth of Preston 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿vor 7 Monaten

There’s no way this dipshit got to where he is without help. Now he’s playing the ‘company man’ and pushing the ‘company product’.

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Solution - The Idea Boxvor 7 Monaten

From an African perspective, this is bigger than in-flight WiFi. Reliable satellite internet could bridge gaps where infrastructure still struggles — from remote schools to rural businesses. If Starlink scales affordably across Africa, it won’t just upgrade flights; it could unlock serious economic and digital inclusion gains.

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Let me tell you why that's funnyvor 7 Monaten

My beast sucks ass so hard. Destroyed a wholly unearned reputation as a good guy to shill for a Nazi Coman

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Jackvor 7 Monaten

follow for more clips 🫡

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🌋🌋 Deep₿lueCrypto 🌋🌋vor 7 Monaten

@Starlink will lift countries from poverty as it does for most corporations

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The Red Briefvor 7 Monaten

Once people try Starlink, they’re ruined for normal Wi-Fi. No going back.

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BATT🦇☀️vor 7 Monaten

MrBeast just exposed the scam: back-of-plane + layover = totally worth it for Starlink. 😂📡 Legacy airlines’ $30 dead WiFi is finished—Elon’s turning economy into a rocket ship while they cry about ‘regulations.’ Sky cartel is DONE. Who’s boycotting trash WiFi forever? ✈️🚀 #StarlinkOnPlanes #ElonEndsTheScam #BoycottBadWiFi #MrBeastWasRight

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Shehroz Saleemvor 7 Monaten

Wi-Fi used to be a perk. It’s becoming oxygen.

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🇺🇸🤸🏽PBJSteel ジェイソンとサイモン — 不滅のコンビ 🐈vor 7 Monaten

Guy that enables and encourages pedophiles wants to be able to track anything everywhere...

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Florida Grandvor 7 Monaten

If you’ve never seen the genius of Elon Musk and SpaceX at work, I highly recommend you witness launch and return of booster in person. It is beyond surreal.

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𝐃𝐔𝐓𝐂𝐇vor 7 Monaten

I set it up on my remote ranch, and now I stream HD movies, video chat with family, and even run my business without a hitch. No more waiting for satellites to align; it's fast, reliable, and works anywhere, even during storms!

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Dr. Randall M Haney LCDR, SC, USN (ret)vor 7 Monaten

We have StarLink on our RV. We stopped in Alaska in a remote area to spend the night. The next morning our jacks would not retract. We were probably 300 miles from the nearest cell tower. Had we not had StarLink we would have been stranded.

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Cameron Hickey ☘️vor 7 Monaten

does he think u don’t get off the plane during a layover?

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Dan Brisboisvor 7 Monaten

MrBeast out here sounding like a walking billboard for interplanetary expansion and y'all gonna act like he wrong? Nah. The man built an empire filming himself giving away islands and now he's out here dropping actual sense. Starlink is that cheat code for the modern age, internet beamed from space like some sci-fi sorcery, and this dude realized fast that_connection matters more than a shorter layover. Priorities straight.

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United Airlinesvor 7 Monaten

See you in the sky soon. ✈️🛰️✋

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Rodvor 7 Monaten

So basically there is nowhere in the world where you could be connectivity free. No matter where you are there is an invisible buzz of data floating around you. Excuse me but that’s shitty. Doesn’t sit right.

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MeghansMole©️vor 7 Monaten

Like I’m supposed to believe he flies commercial

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Brian Gvor 7 Monaten

Starlink is awesome! Especially after hurricanes when everything else doesn’t work.

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Lechivor 7 Monaten

This is how you know we’ve officially entered the WiFi era of said he’ll take the middle seat, extra layover, back of the plane just give him Starlink. We used to choose flights based on legroom. Now it’s bandwidth. The future is wild.

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Blazevor 7 Monaten

SpaceX is changing the world for the better with high-speed connectivity. Wait till he learns about Starlink Direct to Cell. They are targeting 150 Mbps of 5G straight to your phone, literally everywhere on the planet.

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Dr Will- Florida Expat in Hong Kongvor 7 Monaten

I only take Emirates to go back to my Florida home: Hong Kong-Dubai-Orlando, and I read that they signed up with @Starlink and will install it on all of its fleet - 232 jets - by 2027 (they began with the A380s and 777 in late-2025)... It will become the largest Starlink enabled airline in the world.

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Sawyer Merritt

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I put everything I made at Apple into Tesla and Starlink when most people doubted Elon. I believed in where these companies and products were headed long before it was obvious. That conviction eventually turned into $ millions. Today, I have the same, yet stronger, conviction. I believe Tesla and Starlink will become two of the largest companies in the world. And if that happens, I believe it’ll be the journey that takes me from millionaire to billionaire.
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I put everything I made at Apple into Tesla and Starlink when most people doubted Elon. I believed in where these companies and products were headed long before it was obvious. That conviction eventually turned into $ millions. Today, I have the same, yet stronger, conviction. I believe Tesla and Starlink will become two of the largest companies in the world. And if that happens, I believe it’ll be the journey that takes me from millionaire to billionaire.

Teslaconomics

42,470 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

If there is one thing that is abundantly clear after SpaceX's Q2 earnings call, it's that people are sleeping on Starlink Mobile. The potential of this business if vastly under-appreciated, and I think it will disrupt the legacy carriers in a way that most people aren't expecting. Just like what we saw with Hughnet after Starlink Residential launched, and with Viasat after Starlink Aviation launched, these legacy mobile companies will start to bleed users when these next-gen sats come online. Sounds like Starlink Mobile will have a reliable terrestrial service, even in urban areas, thanks to the use of base stations from existing Starlink dishes, lowering Capex spend on SpaceX's part.
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If there is one thing that is abundantly clear after SpaceX's Q2 earnings call, it's that people are sleeping on Starlink Mobile. The potential of this business if vastly under-appreciated, and I think it will disrupt the legacy carriers in a way that most people aren't expecting. Just like what we saw with Hughnet after Starlink Residential launched, and with Viasat after Starlink Aviation launched, these legacy mobile companies will start to bleed users when these next-gen sats come online. Sounds like Starlink Mobile will have a reliable terrestrial service, even in urban areas, thanks to the use of base stations from existing Starlink dishes, lowering Capex spend on SpaceX's part.

Sawyer Merritt

121,370 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten