United Airlines is adding Starlink Wi-Fi to every plane, starting with its United Express regional jets.
644 of 1,678 United aircraft
38% have Starlink · +60 in the last 30 days
Yes. 644 of 1,678 United aircraft (38%) have Starlink Wi-Fi as of October 17, 2026. United plans to equip every plane by the end of 2027.
Mostly United Express regional jets: 352 of 513 (68%) have it, against 292 of 1,165 mainline aircraft (25%). The fleet page lists every plane.
No, not yet. 38% of the fleet has it, so it depends on the plane assigned to your flight. United Express flights (UA3000 to UA6999) are the likeliest to have it.
Enter your flight number and date in the flight check. About two days before departure United assigns the aircraft and you get a firm yes or no. Further out you get the odds, based on the planes that flight has used recently. The Chrome extension shows the same answer on Google Flights.
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Use the route planner. It ranks nonstop flights and one-stop connections by their chance of Starlink. Express jets are far likelier to have it than mainline, so a connection on two Express jets can beat a mainline nonstop. Denver to Chicago nonstop is mainline, for example, while Denver to Aspen to Chicago is Express on both legs.
On some. Widebody installs began with UA14, Newark to London on a Boeing 777-200, on June 22, 2026. In that day's release, United said nearly 60 widebodies would have Starlink during 2026 and the whole widebody fleet by summer 2027. Check your flight for its aircraft.
About 59 aircraft a month. United's first Starlink install was in March 2025, and 644 aircraft have it today. The install pace page tracks it against United's targets.
United's target is every United and United Express aircraft by the end of 2027, with more than 880 expected by the end of 2026. Today 38% of the 1,678-plane fleet has it. The rollout timeline lists each milestone with its source.
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We combine fleet data from aviation data providers with flight schedules, then confirm each aircraft's Wi-Fi against United's own systems. The methodology page has the details.
Thanks to the unitedfleetsite community, whose fleet data got this project started.
Yes. The free MCP server works with Claude Desktop, Cursor and any MCP client. Ask things like "does UA4680 next week have Starlink?" or "find me the best way to fly SFO to JAX with Starlink".
Data last updated October 17, 2026 · How we verify
