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SpaceX Wins Permission to Connect Planes, Boats and Other Vehicles to Starlink Internet Service

Federal authorities gave SpaceX permission to hyperlink a variety of autos to its satellite-internet service, a win for the corporate because it seeks to broaden its buyer base.

The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday allowed the Elon Musk-led firm to start working Starlink, as its web unit known as, on every little thing from airplanes and boats to RVs, in accordance to an order from the FCC. The authorization covers each shopper and enterprise autos.

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