The SpaceX Starlink in-flight satellite will cover the whole JSX fleet by Q2 2023.

 The Starlink internet is revolutionizing in-flight internet, and the movement seems to be starting with a public charter operator. According to recent updates from the company, half of the fleet of regional jets have Starlink in-flight internet. 

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The rest of the fleet is expected to have Starlink by the end of the second quarter. The installation of the Starlink systems for the airline's jets was approved by the FAA in early December. The service will be free of charge to its passengers, which is a welcome feature for the company's customers.

The strategy would likely pay off for the airline as they would be able to add one to two aircraft a month for the foreseeable future.

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 International service to Cabo San Lucas is one of the routes that JSX operates. Alex Wilcox said that Starlink has been well-received by customers. Starlink's in-flight wi-fi service has been well received by our customers.

It is that easy to use. As we continue to outfit our fleet with this industry-leading product, offered to our customers totally free of charge, the gap between the experience and the rest of the industry will continue to widen.

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 The progress of the Starlink satellite internet has been commented on by Musk. The high-speed connection on the ground feels the same as the link in the aircraft, according to Musk. Considering the stability and speeds offered by Starlink, Musk's words might very well ring true.

The satellite internet solution that Starlink is adding to some of its planes is supported by some airlines, such as Hawaiian Airlines. According to previous reports, Starlink is yet to find support among the United States' most notable aircraft providers, such as Delta.