From now on, people will always be reachable.
Hawaiian Airlines signed a deal with SpaceX in April stating it had ambitious plans to bring Starlink services to some of its jets. For the longest time,
airlines, ships, and trains have relied on satellites residing in geosynchronous orbits more than 22,000 miles away. SpaceX's Starlink, however, has put thousands of satellites in low-Earth orbit, or just a few hundred miles off the ground. The company claims this approach leads to lower latency. "Starlink does work on vehicles in motion, including planes, but not yet reliably.
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