By Yadarisa ShabongJan 29 (Reuters) - EasyJet has held talks with Elon Musk's Starlink about offering ​on-board Wi-Fi, but the economics do not ‌stack up for the British budget airline at the moment, ‌Chief Executive Kenton Jarvis said on Thursday. The comments come after a social-media spat between Musk and Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary this month over the cost of ⁠fitting Starlink's Wi-Fi ‌service. Jarvis said easyJet was ⁠also talking to other providers ​in what he called a "rapidly ​changing market". The airline would keep conversations going with Starlink and other providers and ‍continue to ⁠monitor the offerings and prices, he said. "When the time is right, we'll pick the right service," ⁠Jarvis said, adding he was unable to say when that ‌might be.