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Viasat launches simplified, fixed-price service plans for in-flight connectivity

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What happened

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Viasat is introducing a simplified service plan structure for its JetXP in-flight connectivity solution, effective January 1, 2027. The company will offer three service tiers, ranging from light-use to unlimited connectivity, and will publish Manufacturer Suggested Retail Prices for all plans. These plans utilize terminals from Honeywell Aerospace and Gogo.

From corporatejetinvestor.com

Why it matters

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The new structure aims to provide business aviation operators with reliable connectivity and predictable pricing, addressing market needs for certainty. Unlimited connectivity plans using the JetWave X and Plane Simple Ka terminals start from under $11,000 per month.

From corporatejetinvestor.com

Who's involved

  • ViasatIntroducing the simplified service plan structure for JetXP connectivity
  • HoneywellProvides JetWave and JetWave X terminals used in the new service plans
  • GogoProvides Plane Simple Ka terminals used in the new service plans
  • Don BuchmanPresident of Aviation at Viasat, who commented on the new plans

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • HoneywellSpeculative

    Honeywell Aerospace might see increased demand for JetWave terminals due to Viasat's simplified service plan.

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