Starlink Korean Air Wi-Fi officially launches on September 15, 2026, bringing free Starlink-powered in-flight internet to passengers on equipped Korean Air aircraft.
Starlink has officially launched in the Central African Republic, bringing high-speed, low-latency satellite internet to one of the least connected countries in the world. The Starlink Central African Republic service aims to bridge the digital divide by providing reliable connectivity for education, healthcare, and economic development, while supporting Africaβs broader digital transformation.
Starlink Kuwait introduces high-speed satellite internet powered by SpaceXβs low-Earth orbit satellite constellation. The service delivers reliable broadband connectivity across urban and remote areas, supporting businesses, industries, and communities that require stable internet access beyond traditional infrastructure.
In 2025, SpaceX executed a record-breaking launch cadence, flying more than 120 Falcon 9 missions dedicated to expanding the Starlink satellite constellation. These deployments added over 270 Tbps of new network capacity, enabling Starlink to support a rapidly growing global user base of over 9 million subscribers and expand broadband access across underserved regions. The achievements reflect SpaceXβs continued leadership in satellite internet and launch operations.