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Fleet coverage: 82% — 41 of 50 aircraft equipped
airBaltic announced its Starlink WiFi partnership in June 2024 and has completed installation across its fleet. Currently 41 of 50 aircraft (82%) are equipped with Starlink.
41 of 50 fleet aircraft have Starlink — 54 tail numbers tracked
| Tail Number | Aircraft Type | Starlink | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|
| YL-CSG | BCS3 | No | |
| YL-CSF |
| BCS3 |
| No |
| YL-ABF | BCS3 | Yes |
| YL-ABH | BCS3 | Yes |
| YL-AAX | BCS3 | Yes |
| YL-ABT | BCS3 | Yes |
| YL-CSC | BCS3 | Yes |
| YL-ABK | BCS3 | Yes |
| YL-AAZ | BCS3 | Yes |
| YL-ABP | BCS3 | Yes |
540 routes tracked for airBaltic (plus 2 codeshare)
| Flight | Route | Aircraft Type | Starlink Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| LX1025 | DUS → ZRH | BCS3 | Estimated — based on BCS3 fleet data |
| BT7628 | INV → LPA | BCS3 | Estimated — based on BCS3 fleet data |
| JU210 | BEG → LHR | BCS3 | Estimated — based on BCS3 fleet data |
| LH2270 | MUC → NCE | BCS3 | Estimated — based on BCS3 fleet data |
| LH1938 | MUC → BER | BCS3 | Estimated — based on BCS3 fleet data |
| LX754 | ZRH → LUX | BCS3 | Estimated — based on BCS3 fleet data |
| BT1014 | LPA → TRF | BCS3 | Estimated — based on BCS3 fleet data |
| BT675 | RIX → LIS | BCS3 | Estimated — based on BCS3 fleet data |
| BT526 | AGP → TMP | BCS3 | Estimated — based on BCS3 fleet data |
| BT611 | RIX → ATH | BCS3 | Estimated — based on BCS3 fleet data |
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Yes. airBaltic has Starlink WiFi installed on 41 of 50 aircraft (82% of fleet). Their rollout status is currently "installed".
41 out of 50 airBaltic aircraft currently have Starlink installed. That's 82% of their fleet. 39 aircraft have been independently verified.
WiFi pricing varies by airline and fare class. Check airBaltic's website for current pricing. Some airlines offer free Starlink for all passengers while others include it with premium fares or sell it as an add-on.
Starlink Aviation typically delivers speeds of 100+ Mbps to the aircraft, with individual passengers seeing 20-50+ Mbps depending on usage. This is significantly faster than traditional in-flight WiFi which usually offers 5-15 Mbps.
82% of airBaltic's fleet has Starlink. You can check specific tail numbers on our site, or look for the Starlink antenna (a flat white panel on top of the fuselage) when boarding.
| Estimated — based on BCS3 fleet data |