Elon Musk renews his battle with Delta after it snubbed Starlink for Jeff Bezos' Amazon Leo
After some X users posted about choosing rival airlines over Delta due to Starlink internet, Musk said, "I warned them."
Elon Musk has argued that Delta is losing customers by choosing Amazon's Leo for its in-flight WiFi instead of Starlink. The SpaceX CEO has frequently criticized this decision, warning that more customers will switch to rivals offering Starlink. Delta reportedly chose Leo due to its lower price and improved bandwidth compared to Starlink. While Musk noted that he "warned them" about losing customers, it remains unclear if the absence of Starlink is causing significant customer loss.
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