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Aircraft maintenance and avionics provider Toledo Jet has been selected as an authorized dealer and installation center for Starlink Aviation, expanding its capabilities at its facilities in Ohio and Florida.
Toledo Jet can now install Starlink Aviation systems on a wide range of business aircraft, including Beechcraft, Bombardier, Challenger, Citation, Embraer, Learjet, and Gulfstream models. Installation services are now available at Toledo Express Airport (KTOL) and Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (KFXE), where the company provides aircraft maintenance, avionics, and modification support.
Starlink Aviation uses a global low-earth-orbit satellite constellation to deliver high-speed, low-latency broadband connectivity in flight. According to the company, the system supports applications such as video conferencing and streaming, with published download speeds of 135 to 310 Mbps and latency of less than 99 milliseconds.
“The addition of Starlink Aviation to Toledo Jet’s services represents a significant milestone,” the company said, citing its intent to combine long-standing Citation Service Center experience with newer avionics technologies.
“Our clients operate in a world where disconnection is not an option,” said company CEO Greg Fell. “By becoming a Starlink dealer, we are future-proofing their aircraft with one of the most significant advancements in aviation connectivity in 20 years.”

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