Air Tahiti Nui to adopt Starlink across entire fleet
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Background ✨
Starlink fleetwide adoption accelerated, with easyJet planning introduction from 1H2027 and completion by 1Q20281, while American Airlines planned early 2027 installations across more than 1000 mainline aircraft2. Southwest expected to finish installations by autumn 2027, replacing its Anuvu/Viasat system, with 47 aircraft already equipped3. Royal Air Maroc and El Al also planned 2027 Starlink rollouts4 5.