Brightline Becomes First Rail Company to Add Starlink Internet Service
[ad_1]
Rail company Brightline announced it has become the first
passenger rail service in the world to offer Starlink’s high-speed, low-latency
broadband service.
As part of Brightline’s digital transformation, Starlink’s
internet connectivity is now available on the rail company’s fleet of trains
servicing South Florida between Miami and West Palm Beach.
The service will soon include the new five-train fleet to
service Orlando this summer, bringing the total to 10 trains between South and
Central Florida. The Starlink internet service will be complimentary for all passengers.
“Brightline will be the first train sets in the world to use
the Starlink system,” Brightline’s Kevin McAuliffe said. “This really speaks to
what we represent – an innovative passenger rail provider paving the way for
high-speed rail in the U.S. Brightline is working with some of the best tech
teams around the globe and our partnership with Starlink will elevate our brand
to the stars.”
Brightline selected Starlink as its internet partner to
demonstrate its commitment to innovation and sustainability paired with cutting-edge
technology that will set the stage for a better-connected passenger service
around the world.
“As the first rail service in the world to adopt Starlink,
Brightline continues to lead the way in the industry,” Starlink’s Jonathan
Hofeller said. “We’re excited to work with Brightline and provide Starlink to
their entire fleet, which will enable all of Brightline’s passengers to access
high-speed, low-latency internet that is critical in our modern age – whether
you’re finishing up work during your commute, staying connected with friends
and family, or simply streaming a movie.”
In addition, the rail company recently announced the
unveiling of its Orlando Station, which opens this summer and connects major
city pairs, including West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Aventura
and Miami.
For the latest travel news, updates and deals, subscribe
to the daily TravelPulse
newsletter.
Topics From This Article to Explore
[ad_2]
