🔗 Share this article The carrier is introducing no-cost high-speed in-flight wifi through Starlink agreement Passengers flying with the airline will soon use fast internet in the air free of charge following a recent partnership with SpaceX's satellite provider. No-cost and Quick Connectivity Across the Board The airline announced that the complimentary, “reliable and lightning-fast” internet offering from SpaceX will be available to customers in economy, business, and premium cabins starting next month. Widespread Rollout Throughout Multiple Carriers The umbrella company for British Airways, International Airlines Group, announced it had finalized an deal involving SpaceX to provide wifi services on 500-plus aircraft across the group's carriers, including Aer Lingus, the Spanish carrier, plus Vueling. Seamless Wifi starting at Boarding to Landing BA noted that the rollout of this system was included in a multi-billion pound “upgrade” program and would deliver lag-free internet service to flyers from the gate through landing, including when traveling over seas or isolated areas. Travelers can connect several gadgets and they will not need a special login. “Gamechanging for British Airways and travelers, elevating the journey onboard our flights by giving passengers continuous wifi from gate to gate.” Present Wifi Options Basic wifi access remains available to British Airways flyers through most of the airline's jets via the .air service. Members in BA’s loyalty club are able to send messages and text-based messages during flights at no cost, whereas passengers who want to watch music, films, and movies throughout the journey if not travelling in premium cabins can expect to pay between four pounds ninety-nine and £21.99 for a connectivity package. The Satellite Network Starlink operates a system comprising thousands of satellites and it's managed under Elon Musk’s aerospace firm. Latest Upgrades for British Airways BA's leadership have been striving to turn British Airways back following a long time of budget reductions, technology issues, strikes, plus staff cuts. British Airways noted that implementation of smart technology has assisted it to bring the airline's punctuality at the best levels from 2012. Profit Outlook Earlier this year, British Airways reported a rise in financial performance for H1 of the year, contributing to IAG’s earnings to grow. International Airlines Group is due to announce the financial performance for the quarter from July to September on Friday. Recent Satellite Agreements British Airways’ news follows days after telecom carrier Virgin Media O2 announced it was working with SpaceX to boost mobile network connectivity in rural parts in Britain, by allowing customers to seamlessly link mobile devices through satellites in the absence of standard cellular service is available.