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26 October 2026

easyJet brings Starlink Wi-Fi to the entire fleet

Installation will begin in the first half of 2027 on Airbus A320, A320neo and A321neo and will be completed by early 2028, enabling streaming, navigation, gaming and digital services during the flight

easyJet will offer on-board Wi-Fi for the first time, progressively introducing Starlink high-speed satellite connectivity across its fleet. Installations will begin in the first half of 2027 on the airline's Airbus A320, A320neo and A321neo, with the aim of completing fleet equipment by early 2028.

 

For passengers, the novelty will allow them to use their own devices during the easyjet flight with a connection designed to support activities that require greater bandwidth availability. It will therefore be possible to browse online, use social media, play games and stream content, as well as continue to work or keep in touch during the journey.

 

Travel information and orders directly from the seat

The connection will also offer new possibilities directly related to the travel experience. Passengers will be able to consult information on their flight through the easyJet app and website, as well as search for useful information on the destination, such as weather, transport and tourist offer.

Connectivity will also allow users to order products from the on-board menu directly from their seat, adding a new digital service to the in-flight experience.

 

Starlink progressively across the fleet

The agreement with SpaceX will therefore lead easyJet to introduce a high-speed Internet service on board its aircraft for the first time. The company transports around 100 million passengers a year and aims with the new service to expand the possibilities offered during the journey, integrating Internet connectivity into the on-board experience. The introduction will be gradual: the first aircraft equipped with Starlink will enter service during 2027, while the installation on the entire fleet is expected to be completed by the beginning of 2028.

 

Edited by the Editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source: easyJet Press Office
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