飞机能上网了，旁边的人开始开会了

This year, Mosby took a plane from Chicago to Denver.

The plane had very fast internet, called Starlink.

Starlink uses many satellites to make the internet very fast.

In the past, internet on planes was very slow and also very expensive.

But after the plane had flown for fifteen minutes, he heard someone next to him holding a meeting.

That person said, "Can you see my screen?"

Mosby thought: I don't want to join your meeting.

On a plane, everyone sits very close, so when one person talks, many people can hear.

Louis often takes planes, and he said that once, a person behind him talked on the phone for two hours.

At that time, most people wanted to sleep.

So talking on the phone on a plane will make other people unhappy.

The United States has a rule that you cannot use a phone's mobile network to make calls on a plane.

This rule does not include using the plane's wireless network to make calls; whether you can call still depends on the airline's rules.

So some airlines say you cannot use the internet to make video calls.

If you make a video call, it may mean you can never fly with this company again.

This year, some lawmakers proposed the "Quiet Skies Act," hoping to make the government ban voice calls on planes.

But some people disagree; they say some people just want to tell their family one sentence: "I've arrived."

Boeing came up with an idea: they made a small room, like a phone booth.

This design is meant to let people make calls inside, so that less sound travels outside.

This is still just a design; passengers cannot directly go inside to make calls now.

Now, internet on planes is getting faster and faster, and more people may make calls.

If someone next to you starts a video meeting, what would you do?