Scotty, beam us up. Airlines are increasingly looking to the future, adding speedy Starlink connectivity to their fleets. Anyone who has ever tried to get work done among the clouds knows what a game-changer this has the potential to be. Good (or bad) wi-fi can completely make or break your productivity in-flight. SpaceX’s Starlink Wi-Fi is known to be lightning-fast—and that speed can’t come quickly enough. Let’s take a look at which airlines offer Starlink connectivity. UPDATE 11/4/26: More airlines have announced Starlink installation plans.

Photos courtesy of British Airways and American Airlines

We’ve compiled a list of which airlines offer Starlink connectivity. During our research, we found more than 30 carriers that have made announcements regarding their intentions to introduce Starlink aboard. We’ve included notes on the current progress and expected timelines for installation and what, if any, requirements there will be to use the wi-fi during flights.


AirlineDetails
airBaltic• Offered on the entire fleet
• Complimentary
Air Canada• Offered on limited domestic routes so far
• Complimentary
Aer Lingus• Rollout has begun on A330s, with installation expected across the full fleet by the first quarter of 2027
• Complimentary
Air France• Found on regional Embraer aircraft and most A220s and A350s
• Must be a Flying Blue member
Alaska Airlines • Started installation on 737 MAX aircraft
• Planned completion by the end of 2027
• Must be an Atmos member
British Airways• Started installs in March 2026, with the entire fleet set to be equipped by the end of 2028.
• Complimentary
Emirates• So far, some 777s and A380s are equipped. Entire fleet installation is expected by mid-2027.
• Complimentary
Gulf Air• Installation started in mid-2026 on the A320 and will be followed by fleetwide installation.
• Complimentary
Hawaiian Airlines• Installed on entire fleet of A321neos and A330s, with a rollout coming later for the interisland fleet.
• Complimentary
Iberia• Fleetwide installation began in summer 2026, with the rollout across the airline’s fleet taking place progressively over the next two years.
• Complimentary
JSX• Entire fleet is equipped
• Complimentary
Korean Air• Launched in September 2026 on select Korean Air planes. All Korean Air planes are slated to offer Starlink by the end of 2027.
• Will eventually also include group members Air Busan, Air Seoul and Jin Air
• Complimentary
Qatar Airways• Installation is now complete on the Airbus A350s and Boeing 777s and 787-8s. Boeing 787-9s are due by the end of 2026.
• Complimentary
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS)• Installation began on some A320s and will eventually roll out across the fleet.
• Must be a EuroBonus member
Southwest Airlines• Starlink installation began during summer 2026, with more than 300 planes slated to offer it by the end of 2026. If all goes according to plan, installations will be complete by fall 2027, which would make Southwest the first major U.S. airline with Starlink across its full fleet.
• Complimentary for Rapid Rewards members
United Airlines• Now live on nearly half of United’s daily departures, with installations expected to be complete by the end of 2027
• The airline now has a Starlink tracker, which you can use to find out whether Starlink will be offered on your flight
• Must be a MileagePlus member
Virgin Atlantic• Installation started on A350-1000 fleet, to be followed by the 787-9s and then the A330neos. Fleetwide installation expected by the end of 2027.
• Complimentary
WestJet• Over 100 aircraft already equipped, with the wide-body fleet installation expected by the end of 2026.
• Must be a WestJet Rewards member
ZipAir • Started installation on the long-haul fleet in February 2026; now fully deployed.
• Complimentary

AirlineDetails
Air New Zealand • Trials have begun on limited domestic aircraft
• Rollout timelines and pricing have not yet been announced
Air Tahiti Nui• Will begin installation on its full fleet in 2027
• Will be complimentary
American Airlines• Will begin installation in Q1 of 2027
• Plans to roll out on all mainline aircraft, including more than 1,000 Airbus narrowbodies and Boeing narrowbodies and widebodies
Copa Airlines• Set to be first Latin American airline to adopt Starlink
• Plans to have installation completed during the first quarter of 2027.
easyJet• Installations across the A320 fleet will start in the first half of 2027.
Frontier Airlines• Installation expected to start in 2027
KLM • Expected to roll out in phases in mid-2027 across intercontinental flights
• Will be complimentary for Flying Blue members in all cabin classes
Lufthansa Group Airlines• Full-fleet installation is expected across group members Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, Air Dolomiti, Brussels Airlines, Edelweiss, Eurowings, ITA Airways and SWISS. It will begin in Q3 of 2026, with installations fleetwide targeted for 2029.
• Must have a Miles & More travel ID
Singapore Airlines• Scheduled start date of early 2027 and completion by 2029.
• Current plans are to only outfit part of the fleet, specifically long-range and ultra-long-range A350s as well as the A380 fleet.
• KrisFlyer membership will be required if flying in economy or premium economy, with complimentary access for passengers in business or first class.
Wizz Air• Rollout for the fleet is slated for 2027
Which Airlines Offer Starlink Connectivity

When you’re up in the airspace for several hours with poor internet signal, it can feel like literally losing money. I have Starlink at home, and it is incredible how fast it is. So it’s really exciting to track which airlines offer Starlink connectivity. We expect this list to only keep growing. Have you tried Starlink in-flight yet? What did you think? Tell us in the comments over on the ToP Facebook Group.