The Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) is testing Starlink terminals as part of an initiative to enhance networks managing airspace, generating a conflict of interest involving Elon Musk. The testing in Atlantic City and Alaska aims to evaluate the potential use of SpaceX's technology, which the FAA considered during the previous presidential administration. A source revealed that Musk recently approved a shipment of 4,000 terminals to the FAA. Questions remain about how these tests will impact the FAA's existing $2 billion contract with Verizon. This scenario reflects Musk's increasing influence on U.S. politics and government agencies.
The FAA has started testing Starlink terminals to upgrade airspace management networks, highlighting ongoing conflicts of interest with Elon Musk's various ventures.
This recent development has raised questions about how the testing of Starlink technology will affect the existing $2 billion contract between the FAA and Verizon.
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