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Air New Zealand: Starlink Rollout

Trialing Starlink on A320 and ATR turboprops — free during trial

Confirmed aircraft
17
seen on Starlink in live flight data
In the air now
Starlink flights aloft (all airlines)
Status verified
2026-06-08
editorial review date

Rollout Stats

Current Provider
Starlink (trial)
Fleet Size
~50 domestic
Starlink Fleet
Trial aircraft (A320, ATR)
Timeline
Domestic trial underway.
ETA
Fleet-wide pending trial results
Speed
40–150 Mbps
Free WiFi
Free during the trial

What We Know

  • Air New Zealand is trialing Starlink on A320 jets and ATR turboprops across its domestic network.
  • WiFi is free during the trial period.
  • A fleet-wide rollout is contingent on the trial's success — no full-fleet commitment yet.

How to Tell If Your Air New Zealand Flight Has Starlink

  1. 1Air New Zealand is mid-rollout (Trial aircraft (A320, ATR)), so Starlink depends on the specific aircraft — two flights on the same route can differ.
  2. 2Enter your flight number on SeatWiFi to check whether your tail is one of the confirmed Starlink aircraft.
  3. 3Onboard, connect to WiFi and look for the Starlink logo in the captive portal. Free during the trial.
  4. 4Expect around 40–150 Mbps on equipped aircraft — fast enough for streaming and video calls.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Air New Zealand have Starlink WiFi?

Yes. Air New Zealand is flying Starlink. Air New Zealand is trialing Starlink on A320 jets and ATR turboprops across its domestic network.

When will Air New Zealand finish its Starlink rollout?

Domestic trial underway. Expected: Fleet-wide pending trial results.

Is Air New Zealand WiFi free?

Free during the trial.

How fast is Air New Zealand Starlink WiFi?

Passengers see around 40–150 Mbps on Starlink-equipped Air New Zealand aircraft — fast enough for streaming, video calls and large downloads.

Check WiFi on your Air New Zealand flight

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Data sources: "Confirmed aircraft" and "in the air now" are derived from live ADS-B / OpenSky flight data and crowd-sourced SeatWiFi reports, refreshed continuously. Rollout status, timelines and deal dates are curated from airline press releases and SpaceX announcements (see news links above). Last editorial review 2026-06-08.