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.

Every installation includes FAA-approved installation and integration, ground and inflight validation testing, a custom wiring and mounting kit tailored to your airframe, full documentation with logbook sign-off, and optional interior refinishing.

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.

As of July 2026, SpaceX prices Starlink Business Aviation service at about $4,000 per month for Aviation Regional 25GB, about $12,500 per month for Aviation Regional Unlimited at speeds up to 500 Mbps, and about $20,000 per month for Aviation Global Unlimited at speeds up to 1 Gbps. Starlink Aviation hardware for business jets runs up to $200,000. These are SpaceX charges, separate from SatCon installation pricing.

Starlink Aviation delivers speeds up to 500 Mbps on regional plans and up to 1 Gbps on global plans, with latency typically between 25 and 50 milliseconds. That is low enough for video calls, streaming, cloud applications, and remote desktop sessions to work normally at altitude, which legacy geostationary satellite systems cannot match.

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.

Geostationary satellites orbit at 22,236 miles, so a signal round trip takes roughly 500 to 700 milliseconds before the network does any work. Low-earth-orbit satellites like Starlink orbit at roughly 340 miles, cutting that delay to about 25 to 50 milliseconds. Below 50 milliseconds people stop noticing the network, which is why video calls and cloud applications work in a LEO-equipped cabin and struggle in a geostationary one.

Schedule a consultation or reserve an installation slot with a $1,250 deposit. Call SatCon at 561-677-3757 or email [email protected]. A specialist coordinates aircraft eligibility, scope, and scheduling with you.