תעופה

Sky-High Wi-Fi Showdown: Starlink vs Viasat vs Gogo – The Battle for In-Flight Internet Supremacy

קרב ה-Wi-Fi בשמיים: סטארלינק מול ויאסאט מול גוגו – המאבק על עליונות האינטרנט בטיסות

עובדות מרכזיות ממותרות להכרח: Wi-Fi בגובה 35,000 רגל עד לא מזמן, קבלת Wi-Fi במטוס הייתה מותרות (ולעיתים קרובות גם יקרה ואיטית). כיום, אינטרנט בטיסה הפך לשירות מתבקש – עד כדי כך ש-83% מהנוסעים אומרים שהם נוטים יותר להזמין שוב עם חברת תעופה
ספטמבר 3, 2025

Technology News

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