How fast each tracked airline is actually installing Starlink — and whether their stated targets hold at that pace.
As of September 16, 2026, 576 of 1,658 tracked United Airlines aircraft (35%) have Starlink, with installs averaging ~54.7/month over the last three complete months.
One day excluded as a bulk import (2025-12-03: 121) — too many aircraft on one date to be installs, so they'd read as a spike the fleet never had.
As of September 15, 2026, 42 of 62 tracked Hawaiian Airlines aircraft (68%) have Starlink.
No dated install history to chart — Every A330 and A321neo has Starlink. The 717 interisland jets won't get it.
As of September 15, 2026, 99 of 350 tracked Alaska Airlines aircraft (28%) have Starlink.
No dated install history to chart — All 90 regional E175s have Starlink. Mainline 737 and 787 installs are under way.
Pace counts only dated, organically observed installs. Seed batches and type-rule backfills are excluded by source, and any single date carrying far more aircraft than the fleet installs in a day is dropped as an import and named above — so a data backfill doesn't read as an install spike. Projections are straight-line extrapolations of the trailing three complete months; below ~0.5 installs/month we say "too early to call" instead of projecting. Counts shown for "share of the fleet" targets are computed from this tracker's roster and labelled as such — only figures an airline actually published are attributed to it, with the date the airline stated it. A target stated over more than one carrier's fleet is measured against those carriers' combined roster on both sides of the ratio.