Airline fleets with Starlink

756 of 2,083 aircraft (36%) have Starlink.

Starlink by aircraft type

Other colors show the Wi-Fi the rest have today.

Starlink
Viasat
Panasonic
Thales
Empty track: no Wi-Fi or no data yet

E175
345/345 · 100%
CRJ550
100/103 · 97%
CRJ200
0/90 · 0%
ERJ-145
0/55 · 0%
E170
0/8 · 0%
CRJ700
0/5 · 0%

A321
81/94 · 86%
737-800
92/200 · 46%
737-900
77/227 · 33%
737 MAX 8
14/143 · 9%
737 MAX 9
19/261 · 7%
A319
0/76 · 0%
A320
0/71 · 0%
757
0/61 · 0%
737-700
0/51 · 0%
717
0/19 · 0%
737 MAX 10
0/1 · 0%

A330
24/24 · 100%
777
3/96 · 3%
787
1/100 · 1%
767
0/53 · 0%

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Next 3 days: peak 507, low 1 in the air at once.

Every aircraft

One square per aircraft, colored by Wi-Fi system.

Starlink
Starlink (listed, not yet verified)
Viasat
Panasonic
Thales
No Wi-Fi
No data yet

Seats: 76
Wingspan: 93.9ft
Length: 103.9ft
Range: 2,530mi
Cruise: 515mph
First flight: 2003
Engines: 2× GE CF34-8E

Sized to the 76-seat cap in US pilot scope clauses. One more seat and mainline pilots would have to fly it.345/345100%

Seats: 278
Wingspan: 197.8ft
Length: 193ft
Range: 8,390mi
Cruise: 541mph
First flight: 1992
Engines: 2× PW4000 or RR Trent 700

Same fuselage width as the 1972 A300. Airbus has been stretching that tube for 50 years.24/24100%

CRJ550CRJ550

Seats: 50
Wingspan: 76.3ft
Length: 106.1ft
Range: 1,960mi
Cruise: 515mph
First flight: 2019
Engines: 2× GE CF34-8C5

United yanked 20 seats out of a 70-seater so they could add first class and a snack bar.100/10397%

Seats: 200
Wingspan: 117.4ft
Length: 146ft
Range: 4,600mi
Cruise: 518mph
First flight: 2016
Engines: 2× PW1133G-JM

Airbus's best-seller today, flying routes that once needed a widebody.81/9486%

737-800737-800

Seats: 166
Wingspan: 117.4ft
Length: 129.5ft
Range: 3,380mi
Cruise: 530mph
First flight: 1997
Engines: 2× CFM56-7B

Nearly 5,000 built, the most-produced jet airliner variant ever.92/20046%

737-900737-900

Seats: 167–179
Wingspan: 117.4ft
Length: 138.2ft
Range: 3,235mi
Cruise: 530mph
First flight: 2000
Engines: 2× CFM56-7B

The original -900 was longer than the -800 but couldn't seat more people. Not enough exits.77/22733%

737 MAX 8737 MAX 8

Seats: 166
Wingspan: 117.8ft
Length: 129.7ft
Range: 4,085mi
Cruise: 530mph
First flight: 2016
Engines: 2× CFM LEAP-1B

Grounded worldwide for 20 months after two crashes, the longest grounding of a U.S. airliner.14/1439%

737 MAX 9737 MAX 9

Seats: 179
Wingspan: 117.8ft
Length: 138.3ft
Range: 4,085mi
Cruise: 530mph
First flight: 2017
Engines: 2× CFM LEAP-1B

Yes, this is the type that lost a door plug mid-flight in January 2024.19/2617%

Seats: 276–350
Wingspan: 199.9–212.6ft
Length: 209.1–242.3ft
Range: 8,480mi
Cruise: 560mph
First flight: 1994
Engines: 2× PW4000 or GE90-115B

The 777-300ER's GE90-115B is the most powerful jet engine in airline service, with a fan nearly as wide as a 737's cabin.3/963%

Seats: 243–318
Wingspan: 197.3ft
Length: 186.1–224.0ft
Range: 8,705mi
Cruise: 567mph
First flight: 2009
Engines: 2× GEnx-1B

Higher cabin humidity and a lower cabin altitude than older jets, so you land a little less wrecked.1/1001%

CRJ200CRJ200

Seats: 50
Wingspan: 69.6ft
Length: 87.8ft
Range: 1,955mi
Cruise: 488mph
First flight: 1991
Engines: 2× GE CF34-3B1

A stretched Challenger business jet, which is why the windows sit so low.0/90

Seats: 126
Wingspan: 111.9ft
Length: 111ft
Range: 4,300mi
Cruise: 515mph
First flight: 1995
Engines: 2× IAE V2524-A5

Shorter than the A320 but with more range: the same fuel, fewer people.0/76

Seats: 150
Wingspan: 111.9ft
Length: 123.3ft
Range: 3,800mi
Cruise: 515mph
First flight: 1987
Engines: 2× IAE V2527-A5

First airliner flown with a sidestick instead of a control yoke, which scandalized pilots in 1987.0/71

Seats: 169–234
Wingspan: 124.8ft
Length: 155.3–178.6ft
Range: 4,490mi
Cruise: 530mph
First flight: 1982
Engines: 2× PW2000 or RR RB211

Pilots love how overpowered it is. Boeing stopped building it in 2004.0/61

ERJ-145ERJ-145

Seats: 50
Wingspan: 65.8ft
Length: 98ft
Range: 1,780mi
Cruise: 515mph
First flight: 1995
Engines: 2× RR AE 3007

Seated 1-2, so a third of the cabin gets a window and an aisle to itself.0/55

Seats: 167–240
Wingspan: 156.1–170.3ft
Length: 180.3–201.3ft
Range: 6,880mi
Cruise: 530mph
First flight: 1981
Engines: 2× GE CF6-80C2 or PW4000

One of the first widebodies flown by just two pilots. Flight engineers were not fans.0/53

737-700737-700

Seats: 126
Wingspan: 117.4ft
Length: 110.3ft
Range: 3,440mi
Cruise: 530mph
First flight: 1997
Engines: 2× CFM56-7B

The Boeing Business Jet is the same airframe, minus about 100 seats.0/51

Seats: 128
Wingspan: 93.3ft
Length: 124ft
Range: 2,060mi
Cruise: 504mph
First flight: 1998
Engines: 2× RR BR715

Really a McDonnell Douglas MD-95. Boeing inherited it in the 1997 merger and renamed it.0/19

Seats: 70–78
Wingspan: 85.3ft
Length: 98.1ft
Range: 2,450mi
Cruise: 500mph
First flight: 2002
Engines: 2× GE CF34-8E

The original E-Jet. The E175 and E190 are stretches of it.0/8

CRJ700CRJ700

Seats: 70
Wingspan: 76.3ft
Length: 106.1ft
Range: 1,840mi
Cruise: 515mph
First flight: 1999
Engines: 2× GE CF34-8C

Bigger overhead bins than the CRJ200, so your carry-on might actually fit.0/5

737 MAX 10737 MAX 10

Seats: 191
Wingspan: 117.8ft
Length: 143.7ft
Range: 3,800mi
Cruise: 530mph
First flight: 2021
Engines: 2× CFM LEAP-1B

So long its landing gear stretches taller for takeoff, or the tail would hit the runway.0/1

Regional carriers

Republic
66/66 · 100%
Mesa
60/60 · 100%
GoJet
58/58 · 100%
SkyWest
168/171 · 98%
Carrier not on record
0/158 · 0%

Tail registry

All 2,083 aircraft. Click one to open it on FlightAware.

752 Starlink
4 Starlink (listed, not yet verified)
440 Viasat
416 Panasonic
32 Thales
152 No Wi-Fi
287 No data yet

Starlink by aircraft type

Regional445 of 606 · 73%

Narrowbody283 of 1,204 · 23%

Widebody28 of 273 · 10%

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