Moment has launched a next‑generation, ISP‑independent in‑flight Wi‑Fi portal designed to give airlines full control over onboard connectivity. The platform lets carriers govern connectivity services and passenger access independent of a single satellite ISP, aiming to centralize management and policy across fleets.
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Signals a push by carriers to own the passenger-facing digital experience and commercial opportunities: airlines are already deploying branded portals and digital cabin platforms (see airBaltic's Skynet and Wizz Air's integrated cabin trial).
Arrives against a large retrofit opportunity: more than half of the global commercial fleet still lacks passenger Wi‑Fi, creating demand for new systems and platform-led rollouts (Valour Consultancy market finding).
ISP-independence is strategically relevant as airlines negotiate multiple satellite and LEO options; the approach matters alongside recent carrier choices for LEO providers and Starlink deployments (see Delta's Amazon Leo agreement and early British Airways Starlink installations).
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