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Boost delivers Starlink mount for Airbus cargo baskets

June 15, 2026

Engineered with a focus on simplicity and durability, the mount is designed to provide operators with a straightforward solution. Its direct compatibility with cargo basket lids ensures a quick, easy and secure fit.

The compact size is an advantage.

Boost Systems has unveiled its Starlink mount designed for installation on Airbus AS350/H125 helicopter cargo baskets.

The Boost Starlink mount has been purpose-built to integrate seamlessly with Boost cargo baskets, enabling operators to securely and efficiently install Starlink hardware. Engineered with a focus on simplicity and durability, the mount is designed to provide operators with a straightforward solution. Its direct compatibility with cargo basket lids ensures a quick, easy and secure fit as well as optimising satellite reception for the Starlink.

“This solution enhances what we offer operators in the field,” states Jeff Yarnold, vice president of operations. “With this capability, crews can confidently integrate an approved Starlink into their aircraft, enhancing real-time communication, data access and overall mission effectiveness.”

The Boost Starlink mount is suited for a wide range of operational uses where reliable connectivity is important.

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