Real passenger speed tests from Starlink-equipped flights — crowdsourced and verified
Only showing in-flight submissions (above 1,000 ft). Ground-level tests are recorded but not displayed — for accurate data, run your test once airborne.
Showing the 200 most recent submissions.
View leaderboard →Peak Download
509
Mbps
Avg Download
178.3
Mbps
Avg Latency
116
ms
Tests Shown
200
of the most recent 200
Every verified submission across all flights and airlines — coloured by airline. Click a flight row below to drill down.
UTC times reflect when tests were run — not comparable across routes as flights operate in different time zones and geographies.
📍 Submissions with GPS altitude shown as larger dots. Allow location access when running your test to contribute altitude data.
3 tests across 4h 18m show how Starlink performance varies with satellite geometry
Peak: 350 Mbps · Best latency: 39 ms
The mid-flight window consistently delivered the strongest performance — optimal for video calls and real-time collaboration.
Showing 1–10 of 161 flights
AF1341
AFKE907
KECM368
CMEI124
EIOZ502
OZEK770
EKAF257
AFOZ522
OZBT864
BTAF185
AFAF1548
AFAF650
AFEI123
EIAF1125
AFQR69
QRAF81
AFQR69
QREK225
EKEK152
EKEK152
EKBA286
BAEK205
EKEK414
EKEK7
EKEI125
EIEI125
EIVL2100
VLWN4996
WNEK125
EKEK125
EKEK379
EKEK125
EKEK8
EKWN400
WNWN2865
WNBA99
BAIB211
IBAS2420
ASQR20
QRWN1553
WNWN1553
WNUA1499
UAEK2
EKWN2191
WNEK191
EKEK225
EKEK31
EKEK205
EKEK31
EKEI124
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