Will your flight have Wi-Fi?
Your route, your airline, and the networks along the way.
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Matching the airline and aircraft to documented Wi-Fi systems.
Possible Wi-Fi providers
Airline-reported limitations
How to read this map & source details ⌄
Equipped does not mean connected for the whole flight. This page checks a dated collection of airline and provider information. It does not look up your flight, aircraft registration, live outages, speed, price or a guaranteed connection.
Provider service contours are shown only when verified data is available. This version maps Starlink’s published aviation authorization countries and named country conditions from Delta and Qantas. Authorization is different from signal coverage. Official Starlink locale lists differed when checked, so only corroborated aviation approvals are shaded. No current, usable service boundaries were verified for the documented legacy Panasonic, Intelsat or GX aircraft systems; their footprints remain unknown. Newer network marketing is not applied to older aircraft.
Country shading uses simplified Natural Earth land outlines, which do not reproduce airspace or territorial-water boundaries. Unshaded places have unknown status. Ocean guidance without a published contour is described in words. Your actual flown route, aircraft, altitude, regulatory permission, weather and onboard equipment may change the result.
Confirm Wi-Fi in the airline’s booking or flight details, and check the onboard portal before purchasing a pass. A codeshare uses the operating airline’s aircraft and service.
Sources for this selection
City names: GeoNames, CC BY 4.0, modified extract. Airports: OurAirports. Land outlines: Natural Earth. Airline and provider facts checked 28 October 2026. No live satellite or airline availability feed is connected.