Tracking United Airlines aircraft with Starlink WiFi
United Airlines is rolling out free Starlink WiFi across its fleet — the fastest internet ever available on a commercial airline. Use this tracker to check if your United flight has Starlink, browse all equipped aircraft, or search by flight number and route. You can also check a specific flight number and date.
Check your boarding pass for the tail number and search above. You can also search by flight number, airport codes, or aircraft type.
● Regional jets: 39% complete
● Mainline fleet: 0% complete
Yes, completely free for all passengers. No purchase required, no tiered plans - just connect and go.
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We aggregate data from multiple aviation data providers, cross-reference with flight schedules, and verify Starlink status against United's own systems. The data updates continuously throughout the day.
Hat tip to the unitedfleetsite community for the original fleet data that helped get this project started.
Yes, United Airlines has been installing Starlink since March 2025. Currently 258 of 1772 aircraft are equipped, with 40+ new installations per month.
As of today, 258 United aircraft have Starlink WiFi — 2 mainline and 256 Express planes. That's 14.56% of the fleet.
Search above by flight number, tail number, or airport code. You can also install our Chrome extension to see Starlink badges directly on Google Flights, or visit our check a flight page.
Not yet. United is installing Starlink on 40+ planes per month. Currently 14.56% of the fleet is equipped. Starlink is available on both mainline and United Express aircraft.
Yes. Starlink works seamlessly over oceans, unlike previous WiFi systems. Check the aircraft list above — 787s and 777s with Starlink fly international routes.
United is installing Starlink on 40+ aircraft per month across a fleet of 1772+ planes. At the current pace, the full rollout will take until 2028–2029. Currently 14.56% of the fleet is equipped. Regional jets and narrow-body aircraft are being equipped first.