Aer Lingus Starlink WiFi — 4 of 64 Aircraft (6%)

Aer Lingus, Ireland's flag carrier and a member of the International Airlines Group, connects Dublin and several regional Irish cities to destinations throughout Europe and an expanding network of transatlantic routes. The airline operates a mixed fleet of Airbus narrowbody and widebody aircraft, serving both short-haul European leisure and business travellers and long-haul passengers crossing to North America. As part of IAG's group-wide connectivity initiative, Aer Lingus has begun equipping its fleet with Starlink, with installations underway on both its long-haul A330 widebodies and its A321neo narrowbody fleet. The rollout launched with widebody aircraft entering service in the spring, and Starlink has since extended to short-haul narrowbody aircraft as well — 4 of 64 aircraft are equipped across both fleets so far, with coverage continuing to expand. Aer Lingus is offering Starlink connectivity free of charge to all passengers, reflecting a strategy of enhancing the onboard experience without additional fees. This deployment positions Aer Lingus as one of the first European carriers to integrate Starlink at scale, particularly on routes where reliable high-speed internet has historically been limited. For travellers on transatlantic flights, the service promises seamless browsing, streaming, and work connectivity from gate to gate.