Fast Wi-Fi at 35,000 feet

Which airlines have Starlink Wi-Fi?

Starlink's low satellites make inflight Wi-Fi fast enough for video calls. Here is where each airline stands.

On most planes

  • airBalticFree

    The whole A220 fleet. Free for everyone from boarding, no account needed. Source

  • Hawaiian AirlinesFree

    Every A330 and A321; the 787s from fall 2026. Free with an Atmos Rewards account. Source

  • Qatar Airways

    Most widebodies (777, A350, 787); the rest of the 787s by the end of 2026. Source

  • WestJet

    The whole Boeing 737 fleet; the 787-9s through the end of 2026. Source

Being installed

  • United Airlines

    On a growing share of the fleet: about 1,000 planes by the end of 2026, all of them by the end of 2027. Source

  • Alaska Airlines

    Every Embraer 175 regional jet; mainline jets are being fitted, 787s planned. Source

  • Air France

    Most long-haul jets, A220s and E190s; A320s are slower. Finish targeted for the end of 2026. Source

  • Emirates

    Started on Boeing 777s; about 150 planes targeted by the end of 2026. Source

  • Southwest Airlines

    First plane in service in June 2026; more than 300 targeted by year-end. Source

Announced

  • American Airlines

    Announced for the whole mainline fleet; installs start in early 2027. Source

Not Starlink

  • Delta Air Lines

    Chose Amazon's satellite internet instead, from 2028. Source

As of October 2026. Fleets change every month, so check with your airline before you fly.