Steve Grzanich has the business news of the day with the Wintrust Business Minute.

Chicago-based United Airlines has set this spring for the launch of new in-flight WiFi using the SpaceX Starlink service.  According to Bloomberg, the rollout will happen earlier than expected. United says the service will be available free to members of its loyalty program. It was initially going to be offered free to all passengers. It’s hoped that Starlink will provide faster and more reliable WiFi, similar to what consumers are used to on the ground. 

Also, a parts shortage caused a sharp drop in production in the fourth quarter for Rivian Automotive. Listen for more below: