SpaceX has announced that its online satellite Internet service, Starlink, is now available in 32 countries. The company has taken to Twitter to announce the availability details.
Interestingly, SpaceX said people who place an order will be sent “immediately” to their Starlink service.
Over the past few months, Starlink has been facing major challenges in delivering its services to large parts of the world. Customers have been complaining about delivery delays and extended waiting times.
Now it looks like Elon Musk’s space company is working hard to solve these problems.
Starlink shared on Twitter a map showing the availability of the service worldwide. The map shows that the service will be available in most parts of Europe and North America. The map also showed that parts of South America, Australia, and New Zealand would have immediate access to the ministry.
The immediate list does not include India but the country is marked in green “coming soon”.
The company previously said Starlink service would be available in 25 countries but that list has been expanded to 32 countries now.
It is exciting to see that SpaceX sends its vessels to customers immediately. This comes as good news, as consumers have so far been crying out for months to gain access to the service.
Starlink in India
India was originally considered one of the most important markets for Starlink. It even started pre-ordering users in India last year.
However, that suspension came in November following a government announcement, warning Starlink to obtain a license for its services before booking begins.
Following a government warning, Starlink began reimbursing customers who pre-ordered Starlink services. The company says it has received more than 5,000 pre-orders in the country.
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