Does this flight have Starlink WiFi?

AIRLINE: Delta Air Lines AIRCRAFT: Airbus A330-900neo (A339) STARLINK: Not applicable (Viasat/Hughes/Intelsat). High-speed satellite internet (Viasat) is available. Delta Air Lines operates flight DL234, an international route from New York (JFK) to Tel Aviv (TLV), utilizing an Airbus A330-900neo (A339) aircraft. As of December 2025, Delta is actively rolling out "fast, free Wi-Fi" for SkyMiles members on most domestic and international flights, with a target to complete the global fleet rollout by early 2026. The Airbus A330-900neo is among the aircraft types equipped with this service. Specifically, flights to Israel were slated to receive free Wi-Fi by September 2024, indicating that DL234 should have this service available today. Delta's in-flight internet, branded "Delta Sync Wi-Fi," is primarily powered by Viasat, with Hughes Network Systems also contributing, and Intelsat (formerly Gogo) systems still in use during the transition. These providers offer high-speed, streaming-quality internet. While Delta has previously tested SpaceX Starlink's technology, Starlink is not currently the provider for Delta's in-flight internet services. To access the fast, free Wi-Fi, passengers must be SkyMiles members and log in via the DeltaWiFi.com network. Non-members can enroll in SkyMiles for free onboard or, on certain international routes, purchase a Wi-Fi pass. All Wi-Fi enabled Delta flights also offer free messaging through applications like iMessage, WhatsApp, and Facebook Messenger.