You need absolute predictability and stability.
From a weather perspective, that means no thunderstorms or hurricanes diverting flights.
From a political event perspective, that means no 9/11’s diverting planes or unexpected no-fly zones.
From a routine care perspective, that means no cancellations due to “maintenance” or “scheduling” or “passenger safety factor” issues.
From a passenger and personnel perspective, that means no reschedules due to “pilot got COVID” or “emergency medical issue” or “not enough seats sold to justify the flight” issues.
From a physics perspective, planes are too low, so they can’t deliver signal that far, honestly.
And finally, it’s a WHOLE LOT OF DIFFERENT COMPANIES and they’d all have to work together. StarLink is one company.
So, yeah, simply too complex to be achievably delivered.
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