Does this flight have Starlink WiFi?

AIRLINE: SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) AIRCRAFT: Airbus A320neo (or similar short/medium-haul aircraft in the SAS fleet) STARLINK: Phased rollout of Starlink high-speed internet is currently underway across the entire SAS fleet as of the end of 2025. SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) is currently implementing a phased rollout of free, high-speed Wi-Fi, powered by SpaceX's Starlink, across its entire fleet. This rollout began at the end of 2025, and EuroBonus members are expected to receive this premium feature at no cost. The aim is to provide high-speed, low-latency internet from gate to gate, even over challenging regions like the North Pole and the Atlantic Ocean. While the Starlink system is designed to offer connectivity comparable to home internet and support multiple devices for streaming and work, the implementation is a "phased deployment" that is expected to take several years to complete, likely by 2027. Therefore, as of December 4, 2025, while some SAS aircraft may already be equipped with Starlink, it is uncertain whether the specific aircraft operating flight SK1965 today has received the upgrade. Previously, SAS short- and medium-haul aircraft, such as some Airbus A320neo models, utilized Viasat for Wi-Fi, with complimentary access for Business Class passengers and EuroBonus Gold/Diamond members, and a fee for others. However, the new Starlink rollout is intended to replace previous systems and provide free high-speed internet to all EuroBonus members. The exact aircraft type for flight SK1965 today is not available through general search, but the Airbus A320neo is a common aircraft for SAS's short and medium-haul routes.