Archive · 5 Sep 2025
Amazon's Project Kuiper Partners with JetBlue for In-Flight Internet
Amazon, through its Project Kuiper, is teaming up with JetBlue to bring better internet to airplanes.
Project Kuiper is building a network of internet satellites.
JetBlue will start using the new Wi-Fi service on some of its planes in 2027.
This deal marks the first time Amazon has partnered with an airline for in-flight internet.
The service aims to be faster and more reliable, helping JetBlue stay ahead of competitors.
Amazon is competing with companies like Starlink, which already has a large satellite network.
Project Kuiper plans to launch thousands of satellites to provide global internet access.
Project Kuiper signed an agreement with JetBlue for in-flight internet service.
The new Wi-Fi service will be applied to approximately a quarter of JetBlue’s aeroplanes.
Rollout of the new Wi-Fi service is scheduled to begin in 2027.
This is Amazon's first deal with an airline for in-flight internet.
Project Kuiper aims to compete with Starlink by providing internet from satellites.
- Who
- Amazon's Project Kuiper
- What
- Signed a deal with JetBlue for in-flight internet services
- When
- Rollout begins in 2027
- Where
- JetBlue aeroplanes
- Why
- To provide improved Wi-Fi services
- Company
- Amazon
- Project
- Kuiper
- Service
- In-flight internet
- Airline Partner
- JetBlue
- Rollout Start
- 2027
