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Delta picks Amazon Leo for in-flight Wi-Fi starting in 2028

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Delta has chosen Amazon Leo to provide in-flight Wi-Fi on 500 of its aircraft starting in 2028, offering developers and tech professionals a glimpse into the intensifying competition between satellite internet providers for the aviation market. This partnership could set new standards for in-flight connectivity, potentially influencing other airlines to adopt similar high-speed services.

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