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Delta Airlines has responded to Elon Musk's post below with a statement: “The assertion in question is not accurate. Incorporating Delta Sync with Starlink would have been permitted under SpaceX's in-flight Wi-Fi agreement." Delta on why it chose Amazon's LEO: "This agreement gives us the fastest and most cost-effective technology available to better connect the world today, and it deepens our work with a global leader that shares our ambition to build what’s next." The airline is targeting 2028 to start offering Leo in-flight Wi-Fi on about half of its fleet. The rest of the jets will continue to use Viasat and Hughesnet.

Nobody is telling you what Trump actually did by bringing 30 CEOs to Beijing. 🚨 TRUMP DIDN'T SEND DIPLOMATS TO CHINA. HE SENT THE ENTIRE AMERICAN ECONOMY. Jensen Huang. Tim Cook. Elon Musk. Larry Fink. Boeing. BlackRock. JPMorgan. Meta. Visa. Not deputies. Not undersecretaries. The number one from each empire — on Air Force One — walking into Xi Jinping's room. Nobody is talking about what that actually signals: → Jensen Huang was a LAST-MINUTE addition — specifically to put AI and chips on the table in person → This is the first U.S. presidential visit to China in nearly a decade → Trump's framing wasn't "we want a deal" — it was "they're here to pay respect AND do business" → The message: America isn't asking. America is presenting terms. → 100% reciprocal — or the room full of titans walks out This isn't normal summit protocol. Normal summits send the State Department. Normal summits send the vice president. Trump sent the people who actually build, manufacture, invest, and deploy capital at scale — and told Xi: these are the bosses. They came here. That means something. In 2017, Trump told Beijing he didn't blame China for exploiting weak American presidents. He blamed the presidents. In 2026, he showed up with proof that era is over. The media is covering the handshake. They're NOT showing you that the most concentrated display of American private-sector power ever assembled just sat down across from the Chinese Communist Party and said: we're open — but it'll be reciprocal. That's not diplomacy. That's leverage walking into a room and introducing itself. I'll share more updates shortly, turn on notifications before it's too late.