Frontier's New Wi-Fi Plans with Starlink - Thoughts?

So, Frontier just announced they're teaming up with SpaceX's Starlink for in-flight Wi-Fi. Pretty cool, right? They're saying it'll let us stream, game, and work just like we would on the ground. The first plane with this setup is supposed to roll out in early 2027. That's a bit of a wait, but exciting stuff! Also, they mentioned this system is directly managed by Starlink, which is a first in the U.S.

What's interesting is that Frontier is part of Indigo Partners, and they're hooking up other airlines in their group-Wizz Air, Volaris, JetSmart, and Cebu Pacific-with Starlink too. That's over 1,000 planes getting this upgrade!

I think it's a smart move. Airlines need to keep up with the demand for better connectivity, especially with more people wanting to stay connected mid-air. But I'm curious about how this will play into ticket prices. Frontier is known for low fares, so will they charge more for the Wi-Fi, or is it part of the base fare now?

Also, with other big players like United and American also going for Starlink, and Delta partnering with Amazon Leo, how do you guys see this impacting the competition among these airlines? Think it'll make a big difference in choosing who to fly with? Let's hear your thoughts!

I love the idea of better Wi-Fi, but I'm a bit skeptical about how it'll affect ticket prices. Frontier is all about those low-cost fares, so if they start charging extra for Wi-Fi, it might not sit well with folks. But hey, if they include it in the base fare, that could be a game changer. As for competition, I think it might sway some people who prioritize connectivity, but for others, it might just be another perk. Wonder how reliable the connection will be at cruising altitude though.