Elon Musk wants to dominate the in-flight internet market. Here are all the airlines that now offer Starlink WiFi.
Aer Lingus
The Irish flag carrier is part of International Airlines Group, which announced its Starlink deal in early November. It's set to roll out Starlink from early 2026, but plans are still being finalized across the conglomerate.
Air Baltic
Latvia's airBaltic flies around Europe and the Middle East only using Airbus A220 jets. It was the first European airline to adopt Starlink, and hopes to complete installation on all its planes by the end of the year.
Air Busan
Air Busan is a budget carrier and a subsidiary of Korean Air, which announced in December that it's adding Starlink.
While the legacy carrier has clearer plans for its wide-body jets, Korean said Air Busan will review which planes to prioritize.
"Rollout schedules will vary by carrier, with the earliest service introduction expected as early as the third quarter of 2026," it added.
Air France
The French flag carrier announced its Starlink deal last September, available to Flying Blue loyalty members. Installation began across its fleet, including regional planes, this summer.
Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand first said it was working with Starlink two years ago. It then rolled it out on two domestic aircraft in June, saying that it was "currently in the test phase."
Air Seoul
Air Seoul is a budget carrier and another subsidiary of Korean Air. Like with Air Busan, it is not yet clear which jets will get Starlink.
British Airways
The UK flag carrier is also part of IAG. BA said it would start rolling out Starlink next year and that it would be available free of charge to all its passengers.
Emirates
Dubai's airline is starting to roll out Starlink this month and plans to add it to all 232 in-service aircraft by mid-2027. It's also set to operate the first double-decker Airbus A380 with the service.
FlyDubai
The Emirati budget airline also announced its Starlink deal during this month's Dubai Airshow. It only operates Boeing 737s and plans to install Starlink on 100 of them from next year.
Iberia
The Spanish flag carrier is also part of IAG. The conglomerate said it would roll out Starlink across its fleets from 2026.
Jin Air
Budget airline Jin Air, another subsidiary of Korean Air, will also get Starlink on its planes.
It will first install the high-speed WiFi on its Boeing 737-8 jets, the announcement said.
JSX
JSX is a charter air carrier and was the first carrier to equip Starlink back in 2023. Its fleet is mostly made up of regional Embraer jets.
Korean Air
Korean Air announced in December that it's adding Starlink, with service starting as early as the third quarter of 2026.
It said it will prioritize installation on its Boeing 777 and Airbus A350 jets, aiming for Starlink to be across the fleet by the end of 2027.
Level
Level is a budget airline based in Barcelona and is part of IAG. The airline's parent company said it would roll out Starlink from 2026.
Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways outpaced its regional rival, Emirates, by announcing Starlink back in May 2024. As of November, it operates the most wide-body aircraft with the service, numbering over 100. Starlink is installed on all Qatar's Boeing 777s and is being rolled out to its Airbus A350s.
SAS
Scandinavian Airlines, or SAS, is the flag carrier for Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. It announced Starlink in January and said the rollout would begin at the end of the year. Passengers would need to sign up for its EuroBonus loyalty program for free access.
Vueling
Another IAG subsidiary, Vueling is a Spanish budget airline. Its parent company said it would roll out Starlink from 2026.
Zipair
Zipair is a Japanese budget airline and a subsidiary of Japan Airlines. It was an early adopter of Starlink, announcing its deal in early 2023, but doesn't appear to have yet launched the service.
