KL / KLM
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KLM has not announced Starlink independently. As part of Air France-KLM group, KLM may follow Air France's Starlink rollout. StarlinkFlights monitors for updates.
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No. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has not announced a Starlink partnership. Sister carrier Air France has Starlink on its fleet as of October 2026, including the majority of its Boeing 777-300ER fleet.
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1 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines aircraft tracked in our database. No Starlink installations confirmed yet.
| Tail Number | Aircraft Type | Starlink | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|
| N281NV | A320 | No |
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No. KLM has not announced a Starlink partnership as of June 2026.
Yes. Air France has Starlink on its fleet, including over 90% of its Boeing 777-300ER fleet. WiFi is free for Flying Blue loyalty members.
Yes. KLM offers inflight WiFi on long-haul flights. The system is not Starlink, so speeds are lower than Starlink-equipped airlines.
No announcement has been made. As part of Air France-KLM Group, KLM may eventually follow Air France, but no timeline has been confirmed.
Air France (its fleet), SAS (81 aircraft), airBaltic (31 aircraft, full fleet), and British Airways (2 aircraft, paused until October 2026).
