Iberia Starlink WiFi: 1 of 110 aircraft equipped

Iberia became the first Spanish airline to fly Starlink on 23 June 2026, when EC-MAA, an Airbus A330-300, operated the overnight service from Madrid to Sao Paulo. 1 of its 110 aircraft carry it today. The rollout starts with the long-haul fleet, where Iberia expects around 35% of aircraft to be connected by the end of 2026. The rest of the fleet follows over roughly two years, so a long-haul Iberia flight is a better bet than a short-haul one for the time being. Iberia is part of a wider International Airlines Group agreement signed with SpaceX in November 2025, covering more than 500 aircraft across British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus, Vueling and LEVEL. Progress varies across the group: British Airways equipped five 787-8s before pausing until October 2026, and Aer Lingus started with its A330 fleet in March. Unlike several carriers that reserve Starlink for loyalty members, Iberia gives it away to everyone. It is free in every cabin, gate to gate, with no membership required. Aircraft that have not yet been converted still carry the older paid satellite system on some long-haul routes, so the experience differs depending on which aircraft you draw.