The Canadian government wants its “own system” in place for providing connectivity around the country, instead of relying on Starlink, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said on Monday. What Happened: “…I think the reality is that they just want their own system,

Conservative MP Michael Barrett questioned the federal government’s $2.14 billion investment in Telesat, asking SpaceX CEO Elon Musk on social media, "How much would it cost to provide Starlink to every Canadian household without high-speed internet?

United Airlines announced that it signed an agreement with Elon Musk's SpaceX to bring its Starlink internet service to its entire fleet

United Airlines announced a deal for SpaceX’s Starlink to power its inflight Wi-Fi, becoming the first major U.S. carrier to use the satellite system

The airline will begin testing the service early next year and roll it out to passenger flights later in 2025.

In a recent exchange, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has criticized the Canadian government for investing heavily in a rival satellite internet project, Telesat's Lightspeed, despite his offer to provide similar services through Starlink at a significantly lower cost.

Passengers on United Airlines will be able to go online for free beginning in 2025. The carrier has stuck a deal with Elon Musk’s SpaceX, eventually resulting in free in-flight Wi-Fi on all planes via its Starlink satellite internet service.

The airline announced on Friday it had struck a deal with SpaceX to provide free WiFi on all its aircraft using Starlink.

United said Friday it will start testing Starlink early next year and put it on the entire fleet of planes over the next several years.