Complete and updated list of every airline that has announced, is testing, rolling out, or has fully installed Starlink satellite internet — ranked by deployment progress.
Starlink operational on a meaningful portion of the fleet. These airlines are your best bet for confirmed Starlink on your flight.
United Airlines includes Starlink WiFi at no extra charge on equipped aircraft — it is free for all passengers.
Qatar Airways Starlink WiFi is available as part of the Oryx One entertainment offering — check qatarairways.com for current WiFi pricing on your route.
JSX Starlink WiFi is completely free for all passengers on all equipped flights — no purchase required.
airBaltic charges for WiFi on board — check the airBaltic app or website for current pricing tiers on your route.
Hawaiian Airlines Starlink WiFi is completely free for all passengers on all equipped flights.
ZIPAIR offers free Starlink WiFi on all flights for all passengers.
Arajet offers Starlink WiFi as a paid add-on — check arajet.com for current WiFi pricing.
Active installations in progress. Likelihood of Starlink on your flight depends on which aircraft is assigned.
WestJet Starlink WiFi is free for all passengers on equipped flights.
Air France WiFi pricing varies by route — check airfrance.com for current connectivity pricing on your specific flight.
Emirates ICE WiFi pricing applies on equipped aircraft — check emirates.com for current connectivity packages on your route.
Air Canada Starlink WiFi is completely free for all passengers on equipped Jazz Aviation regional flights.
British Airways WiFi pricing applies on equipped aircraft — check britishairways.com for current connectivity options on your route.
SAS has confirmed Starlink WiFi will be free for EuroBonus loyalty members — pricing for non-members has not been confirmed.
Virgin Atlantic WiFi pricing applies on equipped aircraft — check virginatlantic.com for current connectivity options.
Alaska Airlines currently uses Gogo/Intelsat WiFi which is available as a paid add-on — check alaskaair.com for current WiFi pricing.
Starlink trials underway on select aircraft. Not yet available to general passengers.
Signed agreements with SpaceX but installations have not yet begun. Follow these airlines for future updates.
SWISS WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed — check swiss.com for updates.
Asiana Airlines WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Air Dolomiti WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Edelweiss Air WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Air Seoul WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Jin Air WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Iberia WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed — check iberia.com for updates.
Vueling WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
ITA Airways WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Southwest WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed — check southwest.com for updates as launch approaches.
Korean Air WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed — check koreanair.com for updates.
Air Busan WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
flydubai WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Aer Lingus WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
LEVEL WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Discover Airlines WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Gulf Air WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Lufthansa has confirmed Starlink WiFi will be free for HON Circle and Senator status customers — pricing for other passengers has not been confirmed.
Eurowings WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Austrian Airlines WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
Brussels Airlines WiFi pricing for Starlink has not yet been confirmed.
These large carriers currently use competing WiFi providers or have no WiFi programme.
Starlink Aviation targets 100+ Mbps per aircraft — typically 20–40× faster than legacy Ku-band systems. Actual speeds vary by satellite coverage and number of connected passengers. Most passengers report 20–80 Mbps during peak hours, enough for video calls, streaming, and real-time work.
We track passenger-reported speed data as it becomes available. Individual aircraft speed records appear on each airline page.
Our airline status data is compiled from official press releases, SEC filings, earnings calls, and aviation authority databases. Each airline's Starlink status is reviewed whenever a new announcement is made or a community sighting is verified.
Aircraft-level Starlink status is tracked through our proprietary aircraft database. Sightings submitted by passengers are cross-referenced against our records and marked as verified once confirmed by two or more independent sources.
The installed designation requires confirmed Starlink on multiple revenue service aircraft. Rolling out requires an active installation programme with aircraft progressively being equipped. Testing means trials on select aircraft not yet in general passenger use. Announced means a signed SpaceX agreement with no public installation timeline.
As of May 2026, airlines with Starlink fully installed include United Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, JSX, airBaltic, Qatar Airways, ZIPAIR, Arajet, and Aero. These carriers have confirmed Starlink on a significant portion of their fleets.
In the United States, United Airlines leads with the largest Starlink deployment, followed by Hawaiian Airlines (100% of fleet) and JSX. Southwest Airlines is actively rolling out Starlink. Alaska Airlines has announced Starlink but installations are pending.
In Europe, airBaltic has Starlink fully installed. Air France and SAS are actively rolling out. British Airways, Vueling, Iberia, Aer Lingus, Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, SWISS, Brussels Airlines, Eurowings, Air Dolomiti, Edelweiss, and ITA Airways have all announced Starlink agreements.
Qatar Airways has Starlink installed on 100+ aircraft. Emirates is actively rolling out Starlink across its fleet. FlyDubai has announced an agreement.
ZIPAIR (Japan) has Starlink fully deployed. Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Jin Air, Air Busan, and Air Seoul have all announced Starlink. Air New Zealand is currently in the testing phase.
It depends on the airline. JSX, Hawaiian Airlines, and ZIPAIR offer Starlink WiFi free to all passengers. United Airlines charges a fee (typically $8–$29 per flight) or includes it with certain fare classes and MileagePlus status. Most other carriers have not yet announced their pricing.
Starlink Aviation targets speeds of 100+ Mbps per aircraft, which is 20–40× faster than traditional Ku-band in-flight WiFi. In practice, speed varies with passenger load and satellite coverage, but passengers typically see 20–80 Mbps download speeds.
No. Delta Air Lines uses Viasat and Gogo 2Ku under long-term contracts through 2030 and has not announced Starlink. American Airlines is also committed to Viasat. Neither carrier has an active Starlink agreement as of May 2026.
Use the search tool at the top of StarlinkFlights.com. Enter your flight number (e.g. UA1234), airline name, or route (e.g. LAX-LHR). We track individual aircraft across our database and show Starlink status with a confidence score for each flight.
Airline status data is refreshed every hour from airline announcements, aviation databases, and community reports. This page re-validates every 60 minutes, so it always reflects the latest known status.