Installation Reservation

Reserve Your Installation Slot

Start your aircraft profile and secure priority scheduling with a $1,250 deposit. Our team will coordinate the remaining details with you after payment.

Step 1 Your Details
Step 2 Your Aircraft
Step 3 Deposit

Start Your Profile

Who should coordinate the installation?

We will use these details for your reservation record and installation follow-up.

After Your Deposit Schedule Review

Your specialist confirms aircraft eligibility, installation scope, and available dates.

Aircraft Planning Complete Your Profile

We gather the configuration details and records needed for installation planning.

Clear Coordination Confirm Next Steps

Your SatCon team provides the remaining schedule, scope, and payment details.

Questions

Reservations, answered

What does the $1,250 reservation deposit cover?

The $1,250 deposit secures priority scheduling for a certified Starlink Aviation installation slot and opens your reservation profile. SatCon then coordinates configuration details, records, scope, and the remaining payment schedule with you directly.

How much does a Starlink installation cost for a business jet?

SatCon promotional installations start at $75,000. After the promotion ends, the STC package is $75,000 with installation priced separately. Starlink hardware and monthly service are billed by SpaceX and are separate from the installation cost.

Which aircraft are eligible for a SatCon Starlink installation?

SatCon's installation is FAA-approved for the Hawker 800XP today. Supplemental type certificate programs are in progress for the Dassault Falcon 900, Bombardier Challenger 850 and CRJ200, Embraer Phenom 100, Learjet 45, and Learjet 60. If your airframe is not listed, SatCon will review your aircraft and timeline directly.

How long does a Starlink installation take?

Downtime depends on the airframe and configuration. A SatCon installation follows four stages: consultation and aircraft review, engineering against approved technical data with a custom kit, physical installation and systems integration, then ground and inflight validation followed by documentation and logbook sign-off. Your specialist confirms the schedule for your specific aircraft.