Every regional E175 has Starlink. Mainline has started with the 737-8 MAX; no other 737 or 787 is connected yet.
Alaska's count is Alaska-operated aircraft only. With Hawaiian A321neo & A330 aircraft, as Alaska counts: 147 of 389 (37%).
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Alaska Air Group has outfitted more than 40% of its fleet with Starlink Wi-Fi, with installations complete across the entire long-haul fleet operated by Hawaiian Airlines and the full Alaska Airlines regional fleet, executives said at the September 29, 2026 investor day.
Alaska's Starlink installation tracker shows 38% of aircraft equipped: all 93 Embraer 175s, all 18 Airbus A321-200neo and all 24 Airbus A330 aircraft, plus 12 Boeing 737-8 MAX with 8 more pending. No Boeing 737-800, 737-900, 737-9 MAX or Boeing 787 was connected yet.
Starlink is available on approximately 150 aircraft across Alaska, Hawaiian, and Horizon: Alaska Air Group says all of its regional aircraft are now equipped, along with about 50 mainline jets. Alaska Airlines expects its entire widebody fleet equipped by the fall of 2026.
Starlink Wi-Fi is free for Atmos Rewards members, sponsored by T-Mobile; there is no fee to join the loyalty program.
Alaska's announced Starlink scope is its Boeing 787s, Boeing 737s, and Embraer E175s. In mid-December 2025 the service went live with the first four E175s flying, with Starlink expected to debut on the 737s in early 2026 and the 787s later in 2026, and the project complete by early 2027.