EasyJet exploring Starlink Wi-Fi deal, but economics not right yet


An easyJet logo is seen on a barrier belt at a check-in area, during a cabin crew strike at Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport, in Barcelona, Spain, June 25, 2025. REUTERS/Albert Gea

Jan ‌29 (Reuters) - EasyJet has held talks with Elon Musk's ‌Starlink about offering on-board Wi-Fi, but the ‌economics do not stack up for the British budget airline at the moment, Chief Executive Kenton Jarvis said on Thursday.

The comments ‍come after a social-media spat ‍between Musk and Ryanair ‌boss Michael O'Leary this month over the cost of ‍fitting ​Starlink's Wi-Fi service.

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