United finishes Guam 737‑800 replacement and adds Starlink to two 737 MAX 8s

United finishes Guam 737‑800 replacement and adds Starlink to two 737 MAX 8s
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United Airlines has completed Starlink Wi‑Fi installation on two of its Guam‑based Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft and has finished replacing its Guam‑based Boeing 737‑800 fleet with ten newer Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft ahead of schedule.

Starlink Wi‑Fi is offered free to United MileagePlus members in all cabins, and United expects to finish installing the service across its entire fleet by the end of 2027; since the service launched last spring, the airline has flown more than 37.7 million passengers on Starlink‑equipped aircraft over more than 538,000 flights, powering over 14 million devices, and Starlink is now available on about 47 % of United’s daily flights.

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