French Bee

French Bee has not announced plans to equip its aircraft with Starlink satellite internet. The airline, which operates long-haul routes connecting France with destinations in the Americas and the Indian Ocean, currently does not offer inflight WiFi connectivity to passengers. This positions French Bee alongside a number of other carriers that have yet to integrate satellite-based internet solutions into their cabin experience. The broader low-cost long-haul sector has shown varied approaches to inflight connectivity, with some carriers viewing it as a competitive differentiator whilst others prioritise keeping operational costs lean. Starlink's emergence as a high-speed, relatively affordable option has prompted many airlines to reconsider their connectivity strategies, particularly as passenger expectations for seamless internet access continue to rise. The technology's ability to deliver broadband-quality speeds over oceanic and remote routes has made it especially appealing for airlines operating transcontinental services. For passengers accustomed to staying connected throughout their journey, the absence of WiFi on a French Bee flight represents a different kind of travel experience. Whether the airline will eventually join the growing number of carriers adopting Starlink or another satellite internet solution remains to be seen, though competitive pressures and evolving passenger preferences may influence future decisions about onboard connectivity.