Starlink make the Travel with a sailingboat much more safer especially when you live on the Boat Like me.
T
Tricia Prazer
2 months ago
We can’t have a 90 day limit and don’t want to lose Starlink as it’s been so helpful for working abroad
J
James Zessin
2 months ago
It’s the right thing to do.
K
ken baehr
2 months ago
Live in a sailboat and need / want Starlink for safety purposes.
P
Philip Roycroft
2 months ago
Was about to purchase Starlink for my boat - won’t be to afford to now unless the policy changes.
D
Diane Cruickshank
2 months ago
I am a coastal sailor. Even though I do not go off shore yet, I have recently purchased a Starlink for that future purpose. The ability to stay connected, download updated weather and navigation has been a game changer for safety for sailors. To remove or decrease its capabilities which sailors have become reliant on is irresponsible and seems to be based in greed. I hope that this change gets reversed.
K
Kevin Johnson
2 months ago
I am a full time sailor
D
Dale McDaniel
2 months ago
We usually stay in the Bahamas for 5 months, traveling to places that have no cell service! Starlink has kept us safe with current weather and events!
L
Little Boats Admin
2 months ago
We travel around the world on our yacht! This is so restrictive
A
Andrew Craig-Bennett
2 months ago
This is vital for people who sail long distances.
S
Steven McInnis
2 months ago
Sailing in foreign countries
M
Morgan Barron
2 months ago
this will not work for sailors
M
Markus Becker
2 months ago
Roaming freely and discover the planet. This is not a round trip.
S
Steve Coleman
2 months ago
As a cruiser, it would be great to have Starlink without the restrictions that make it impractical and overly expensive.
E
Ellen Bumstead
2 months ago
As a full time liveaboard family starlink has enabled our children to do distance education whilst travelling on our catamaran through the waters of the Caribbean, USA and multiple European countries. It has also allowed us to access weather updates and safety information in a timely manner. It has given us an affordable way to stay in touch with family and friends, arrange entry to ports, access important information, fill immigration and customs forms prior to arrival.
R
Ron lub
2 months ago
Sailing from country to country….
E
Eddie Costa
2 months ago
It’s a possible life saving tool
L
Liz Marks
2 months ago
The continued 90 day restriction for switching countries seems unnecessarily punitive with the new 30 day roam restriction. I had started planning on visiting the Caribbean this winter, but the idea that I would lose my starlink connection if weather forced me to extend over 30 days has changed my plans.
A
alan songer
2 months ago
Starlink is a life line for cruising. Global priority is simply unaffordable for the majority of the cruising community.
Starlink make the Travel with a sailingboat much more safer especially when you live on the Boat Like me.
We can’t have a 90 day limit and don’t want to lose Starlink as it’s been so helpful for working abroad
It’s the right thing to do.
Live in a sailboat and need / want Starlink for safety purposes.
Was about to purchase Starlink for my boat - won’t be to afford to now unless the policy changes.
I am a coastal sailor. Even though I do not go off shore yet, I have recently purchased a Starlink for that future purpose. The ability to stay connected, download updated weather and navigation has been a game changer for safety for sailors. To remove or decrease its capabilities which sailors have become reliant on is irresponsible and seems to be based in greed. I hope that this change gets reversed.
I am a full time sailor
We usually stay in the Bahamas for 5 months, traveling to places that have no cell service! Starlink has kept us safe with current weather and events!
We travel around the world on our yacht! This is so restrictive
This is vital for people who sail long distances.
Sailing in foreign countries
this will not work for sailors
Roaming freely and discover the planet. This is not a round trip.
As a cruiser, it would be great to have Starlink without the restrictions that make it impractical and overly expensive.
As a full time liveaboard family starlink has enabled our children to do distance education whilst travelling on our catamaran through the waters of the Caribbean, USA and multiple European countries. It has also allowed us to access weather updates and safety information in a timely manner. It has given us an affordable way to stay in touch with family and friends, arrange entry to ports, access important information, fill immigration and customs forms prior to arrival.
Sailing from country to country….
It’s a possible life saving tool
The continued 90 day restriction for switching countries seems unnecessarily punitive with the new 30 day roam restriction. I had started planning on visiting the Caribbean this winter, but the idea that I would lose my starlink connection if weather forced me to extend over 30 days has changed my plans.
Starlink is a life line for cruising. Global priority is simply unaffordable for the majority of the cruising community.
Kiss