United Airlines expands Starlink Wi‑Fi to international fleet, aims for full coverage

United Airlines expands Starlink Wi‑Fi to international fleet, aims for full coverage
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United Airlines is installing Starlink high‑speed Wi‑Fi on its international fleet, with the first installations on Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft based in Guam.

Two Max 8 aircraft have already received free internet service and about 47% of United’s daily flights now offer Starlink connectivity; the airline plans to equip its entire fleet by the end of 2027 after replacing older Boeing 737‑800s with new Max 8s at Guam, according to its Director of Customer Experience.

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