Singapore Airlines (SIA) will introduce Starlink Wi-Fi for passengers travelling on its Airbus A380 and A350-900 long-haul aircraft from 2027.
On May 4, 2026, the serial Skytrax World’s Best Airline winner announced it would introduce Starlink’s low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite‑based broadband service across its Airbus fleet.
The first Singapore Airlines customers will be able to begin accessing onboard Starlink in the first quarter of 2027, with completion of the project scheduled by the end of 2029.
“Fast, seamless connectivity is, today, an essential part of the travel experience. Singapore Airlines already offers the world’s most comprehensive complimentary in-flight Wi-Fi across our entire fleet. Starlink will take this to the next level by delivering next-generation high-speed connectivity, enabling customers to stay entertained, connected, and productive throughout their journey, with a smoother and seamless experience from take-off to landing,” said Yeoh Phee Teik, Senior Vice President Customer Experience, Singapore Airlines.
Customers in suites, first class, business class, PPS Club members, as well as KrisFlyer members travelling in premium economy and economy, will continue to access unlimited complimentary Wi-Fi on board Starlink-enabled aircraft. Non-KrisFlyer members can sign up for their free membership online.
Starlink is bringing high-speed, low-latency in flight connectivity onboard @SingaporeAir
Passengers and crew will soon enjoy seamless connectivity gate to gate 🛰️✈️ https://t.co/gx08pGoR9Y
— Starlink (@Starlink) May 4, 2026
“We are excited to bring Starlink on board Singapore Airlines. Customers and crew will soon experience seamless, low-latency connectivity as they travel. Whether flying long-haul or ultra-long-haul distances, Starlink is redefining what is possible for leisure and business travelers alike – making every flight more enjoyable and infinitely more connected,” said Jason Fritch, Vice President of Starlink Enterprise Sales, SpaceX.
Other airline that committed to adopting Starlink on board their aircraft include Emirates, British Airways, United Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, Southwest Airlines and Lufthansa.
In March 2026, Delta Air Lines selected Amazon Leo over SpaceX’s Starlink to power its future inflight Wi-Fi starting with an initial installation on 500 aircraft.
