Viasat JetXP business aviation
Your office, your living room, at 41,000 feet.
Private plane owners and flight departments use Viasat JetXP to stream, video call and work on VPN from every seat, gate to gate, on a global Ka-band network.
- Flying on 2,100+ aircraft
- Global Ka-band coverage
- ViaSat-3 capacity boost
- JetWave terminal support
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Gate to gate
Connected from the ramp to the runway
Ground networks hand you off from tower to tower and disappear over water. Satellite stays with you for the whole flight.
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Ramp
Passengers connect at the FBO and stay online while boarding.
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Climb
Connection holds through climb, with no handoffs between towers.
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Cruise
Full cabin streaming, calls and VPN across oceans and remote regions.
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Descent
Finish the meeting and send the deck on the way down.
Why owners choose JetXP
Built for the way private cabins actually fly
Whether you fly yourself in a turboprop or run a large-cabin flight department, JetXP is designed for streaming-grade use by everyone on board.
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Global Ka-band coverage
JetXP runs on Viasat's global Ka-band network, now boosted by the ViaSat-3 constellation for far more capacity over the U.S. and busy routes.
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Gate-to-gate connectivity
Stay connected on the ramp, through climb and at cruise, so your passengers are online before the doors close.
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Streaming-grade performance
Built for HD video, live sports, video conferencing and VPN work for every seat in the cabin at once.
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Works with JetWave terminals
Supports Honeywell JetWave hardware already flying on thousands of business aircraft, with major capacity gains for U.S. operators.
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Simple published plans
Viasat introduced simplified JetXP plans with public pricing that take effect January 1, 2027, so owners can budget without guesswork.
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Owner and fleet support
Coverage for single-owner aircraft, flight departments and charter fleets, with support around the clock.
Cabin data planner
How much connectivity does your aircraft need?
Choose your aircraft, passengers and how they use the cabin to estimate monthly data. We use this to recommend the right JetXP service level.
Estimated cabin data
126 GB
per month across 20 flight hours
- Per flight hour
- 6.3 GB
- Suggested service
- Usage-based plan
Estimates assume about 70% of passengers are active at once. Actual usage, plan names and pricing are confirmed with Viasat.
Technology comparison
Ka-band, air-to-ground and L-band, side by side
Three main ways private aircraft get online. Here is how they differ for real cabin use.
| What matters in the cabin | Ka-band (JetXP) | Air-to-ground | L-band |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Global, including oceans | Continental U.S. only | Global |
| Streaming video | Yes, multiple passengers | Limited | Not practical |
| Video conferencing | Yes | Sometimes | Not practical |
| Antenna size | Tail or fuselage mount | Small belly antennas | Small |
| Best fit | Midsize to large cabins | Light jets, domestic only | Cockpit data and backup |
Mission profiles
Which kind of operator are you?
Connectivity needs depend more on how the aircraft is used than on its size.
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Owner-pilot
You fly yourself and a few guests. Prioritize reliable messaging and calls, and consider how often you cross water or remote regions.
- Smaller cabins
- Usage-based plan
- Mostly domestic
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Corporate flight department
Executives expect the office in the air. Plan for simultaneous video calls, VPN and secure file transfers on every leg.
- Midsize to large cabin
- Heavy concurrent use
- Security policies
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Charter and fractional
Connectivity is part of the product your clients pay for. Consistency across the fleet and predictable pricing matter most.
- Fleet-wide plans
- Passenger expectations
- Published pricing
Getting connected
From consultation to first connected flight
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Tell us about the aircraft
Make, model, existing antenna or terminal, and how your passengers use the cabin.
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Get a connectivity plan
We map your usage to the right JetXP service level and estimate monthly data needs.
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Install with a certified shop
Hardware installs and STC work are completed by an approved MRO or avionics installer.
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Activate and fly connected
Service activates with Viasat, and support stays available for your crew around the clock.
Questions to ask your MRO or installer
- Is there an STC for a Ka-band terminal on my exact aircraft model?
- Can the install be combined with a scheduled inspection to reduce downtime?
- Where will the antenna be mounted, and what is the weight and drag impact?
- Does my existing JetWave hardware need any upgrades for current service?
- How will cabin Wi-Fi integrate with my existing cabin management system?
- What warranty and support do you provide after installation?
FAQs
Viasat aviation Wi-Fi questions
What is Viasat JetXP?
JetXP is Viasat's business aviation in-flight connectivity service. It delivers global Ka-band satellite Wi-Fi to private and business aircraft and is flying on more than 2,100 aircraft.
Can private plane owners get Viasat Wi-Fi?
Yes. JetXP is designed for individual owners as well as flight departments and charter operators. Your aircraft needs a compatible Ka-band terminal installed by an approved shop.
Which aircraft does JetXP work on?
JetXP is most common on midsize, super-midsize and large-cabin jets, and is available for many other airframes through installation programs. Compatibility depends on the aircraft model and available certifications.
Will my Honeywell JetWave terminal work?
Yes. JetXP supports Honeywell JetWave terminals, and U.S. operators with JetWave now see a major capacity increase thanks to ViaSat-3.
Can passengers stream video and join video calls?
Yes. JetXP is built for streaming-grade use, including HD video, live sports, video conferencing and VPN connections for multiple passengers.
Does it work over the ocean?
Viasat's Ka-band network offers global coverage, including major oceanic routes. Coverage specifics depend on route and service plan.
How much does JetXP cost?
Viasat introduced simplified JetXP plans with public suggested retail pricing that take effect January 1, 2027. Pricing depends on the plan and aircraft. Call us and we help you compare levels.
How long does installation take?
Installation is performed by an approved MRO or avionics shop and is often scheduled alongside other maintenance to minimize downtime. Timelines vary by aircraft and shop.
Is in-flight Wi-Fi secure?
JetXP supports secure connections and VPNs, so business travelers can access company systems in flight. Your flight department can add its own security policies.
Does Symzitech Solutions install aircraft hardware?
No. We help owners understand options, estimate usage and get connected with the right Viasat service path. Aircraft installation is always done by a certified shop.
Talk to us about Viasat JetXP for your aircraft
Tell us your address and what you need. An advisor will walk you through the internet, TV, mobile and security options available at your home, with no obligation.
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