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China's Satellite Wi-Fi Rivals SpaceX In-Flight

5 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • China's Qianfan satellite constellation partners with Airbus.
  • Airbus integrates Qianfan into its antenna system for jets.
  • US FCC raises concerns over China's space ambitions.
China's Satellite Wi-Fi Rivals SpaceX In-Flight

China's satellite internet provider, Qianfan (also known as Spacesail), is making strides in the in-flight connectivity market. Its developer, Shanghai Yuanxin Satellite Technology, recently announced a strategic partnership with European aircraft manufacturer Airbus.

This collaboration will see Qianfan's satellite internet capabilities integrated into Airbus's "High Bandwidth Connectivity Plus" antenna system. This integration aims to provide Chinese airlines with locally developed connectivity solutions, enhancing passenger experience and optimizing aircraft operations globally.

The development occurs as China vigorously pursues dominance in space-based internet services, leading to concerns from the US Federal Communications Commission about a potential "space race 2.0." The FCC is reportedly streamlining approvals for US companies to counter China's ambitions.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Qianfan, also known as Spacesail, is a Chinese satellite constellation developed by Shanghai Yuanxin Satellite Technology, aiming to provide global satellite internet access.
Airbus is partnering with Qianfan to integrate its satellite internet capabilities into Airbus jets, offering new in-flight Wi-Fi options for airlines.
The FCC is concerned about China's aggressive pursuit of space dominance and its ambition to offer authoritarian-controlled internet from space globally.

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