Moline, IL, March 26, 2025 — Elliott Aviation, a premier provider of aviation solutions, has successfully completed its latest Starlink installation—this time on a Citation XLS+ at its Moline, IL, facility. Building on its previous installation at its Atlanta (PDK) location, this marks the company’s first integration of Starlink on a Citation XLS+, further expanding its in-flight connectivity offerings across its network.
With a highly skilled avionics team and a commitment to delivering top-tier connectivity, Elliott Aviation continues to broaden its capabilities, ensuring seamless, high-speed internet access for business and leisure travelers alike. Starlink’s low-latency, high-bandwidth service provides download speeds of 40-220 Mbps, upload speeds between 8-25 Mbps, and latency as low as 20-60 milliseconds—ideal for video calls, streaming, and mission-critical business applications. Subscription plans start at $2,000 per month, delivering an unparalleled connectivity experience at altitude.
“Our team is always looking for ways to enhance the flying experience, and this installation is a prime example of that commitment,” said Bill Forbes, Senior Vice President of Avionics at Elliott Aviation. “With Starlink, operators and passengers alike benefit from a fast, reliable internet connection wherever they fly.”
Elliott Aviation now offers Starlink installations across multiple locations, including Moline, Des Moines, Minneapolis, and Atlanta, supporting a variety of aircraft such as the King Air 350, Citation Excel, XLS, XLS+, and Challenger 300, 350, and 604. By continuously expanding its capabilities, the company remains at the forefront of avionics innovation, ensuring passengers stay connected wherever their travels take them.
“With a highly trained team skilled in the latest avionics technology, this milestone paves the way for more Starlink installations across a wider range of aircraft,” Forbes added. “As connectivity expectations continue to rise, we’re committed to providing solutions that keep operators and passengers seamlessly connected.”