Starting today, Air China will operate its Beijing → Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia) route with the COMAC C919 — marking the homegrown narrowbody's first regular international commercial service.

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Starlink is helping connect thousands of schools across Bolivia. More than 5,000 Starlink kits are planned for rural and semi-urban schools, bringing internet access to students and teachers in areas where traditional networks can't reach.

Starlink is about to transform another massive airline group Lufthansa Group is launching its new Starlink-powered high-speed Wi-Fi on August 19, starting with a Lufthansa A320neo And this is just the beginning • ~850 aircraft • Every Lufthansa Group airline • Free for Miles & More members and Travel ID users • Available across ALL travel classes • Full fleet rollout targeted by 2029 Lufthansa says the connection will support video streaming, cloud-based work and other high-bandwidth applications in the air SWISS, Austrian Airlines and Brussels Airlines are next, followed by the rest of the Group This is what Starlink is doing to aviation Fast internet at 30,000 feet is going from an expensive, unreliable luxury to something passengers will simply expect to work Starlink is rapidly becoming core infrastructure for global aviation

Starlink is already delivering a huge increase in passenger satisfaction for airlines like United and Virgin Atlantic Both airlines are reporting sharp improvements in connectivity satisfaction after installing Starlink More than 18 million passengers have used Starlink on United since 2025, with device connections doubling And on Virgin Atlantic’s Starlink-equipped A350s, around 75% of passengers connect to Wi-Fi....compared with just 10% on other aircraft Starlink isn’t just improving internet in the sky....it’s improving the entire passenger experience

Starlink is helping utility and infrastructure companies monitor remote pipelines, power lines, and critical systems across vast distances. With reliable high-speed connectivity in isolated areas, teams can receive real-time sensor data, detect problems early, and coordinate faster responses — reducing downtime and improving overall safety and efficiency. This technology is making large-scale infrastructure more resilient and easier to manage in places that were previously very difficult to monitor continuously.