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SAS and 3 launch a partnership delivering free Starlink internet for select passengers, promising faster, more reliable onboard WiFi across Scandinavia

British Airways is the first British airline to launch Elon Musk's high-speed internet service. Within two years: the company's entire fleet of aircraft will be equipped with the high-speed technology

Southwest plans to introduce Starlink satellite WiFi on over 300 planes by the end of 2026. Passenters will "stream their favorite shows from any platform, watch live sports, download music, play games, work, and connect with loved ones from takeoff to landing"

United Airlines has equipped more than 300 of its regional aircraft with Starlink, offering fast, reliable Wi-Fi, and aims to equip 500 mainline aircraft by 2026: "That’s one giant leap for in-flight Wi-Fi." The company also plans a big technology upgrade on Wednesdy, February 4, 2026

Discover Airlines is updating the cabins on its 16 widebody aircraft. The new business class, Ocean Blue, will feature flat beds, superfast internet, and smart lighting. What about premium economy? Read all the details

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has held a press conference in Dublin to address the clash with social network X owner Elon Musk, as the low-cost airline launches an unusual ticket sale. O'Leary also spoke about the idea that billionaire Elon Musk would buy the airline: "If he wants to invest in Ryanair, we would think it's a very good investment, certainly a significantly better investment than the financial returns he's earning on X."

From the second half of 2026, Lufthansa Group passengers will enjoy ultra-fast satellite internet, free of charge for status passengers and Travel ID users

Emirates' "little sister," Flydubai, announced that as early as next year, Elon Musk's satellite internet service will be offered on all of its aircraft, free of charge; the service will include streaming, video calls, and games

Emirates leads airline connectivity with free Starlink WiFi, gradually equipping its fleet of 232 aircraft for seamless browsing and entertainment by 2027

British Airways will provide free internet to passengers via Elon Musk's Starlink network: "Part of an overall investment in a £7 billion service improvement journey"