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Morgan Stanley Sees SpaceX as unusually cheap; airlines may favor AMZN LEO

Oct 5, 2026, 6:38 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Airline adoption of AMZN's LEO could unlock a new revenue stream and give AMZN a competitive edge over SpaceX in inflight connectivity, potentially lifting stock as deals materialize.

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Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas reiterates a bullish SpaceX view, calling SPCX unusually cheap ahead of Starship Flight 15. He argues SpaceX's value stems from interlinked, multi-sector businesses rather than a single lens. The piece highlights airline connectivity debates, noting United's Starlink praise and Delta's choice of Amazon's LEO, underscoring AMZN's competitive edge in inflight internet.

  • Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas calls SpaceX unusually cheap and bullish on SPCX.
  • Starlink on a flight; United Airlines calls it a game-changer; airline demand increases.
  • Delta opted for Amazon's LEO internet, signaling Amazon-SpaceX competition in airline connectivity.
  • Jonas says SpaceX's value comes from interlinked telcos, A&D, AI businesses.
  • Starship Flight 15 launch watch; potential near-term catalysts for SpaceX against AMZN LEO.

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