Lufthaven for Google Flights

Shows whether flights on Google Flights are likely to have Starlink or other in-flight Wi-Fi, using Lufthaven data.

Will this flight have Starlink? Lufthaven for Google Flights puts the answer under every result. Flights with Starlink get a small green badge: Starlink, Likely, or "1 of 2" on a connection. Flights with other Wi-Fi get a green Wi-Fi mark, flights with none a struck-through mark, and flights Lufthaven hasn't checked a plain grey one. The answer is per flight and date, from the same data Lufthaven's iPhone app and lufthaven.app/starlink use: which airlines have Starlink, which aircraft types are fitted, and the exact plane once the airline assigns it. Open a result and the answer sharpens to the aircraft Google shows for it. When Lufthaven isn't sure, it says so. It never turns "most of the fleet" into "this plane". Click a badge for one line of evidence: the reason, how to get on (free, free with a loyalty login, or paid), and the airline source it rests on. No Starlink? It tells you which Wi-Fi the plane has instead, or that there's none. Booked it? Lufthaven on iPhone watches the plane, Starlink and the security queue. Scan the code to get the app. Works with United, Alaska and Hawaiian, Qatar Airways and every other airline Lufthaven tracks, on google.com and local Google Flights sites, in eight languages. Private by design: the extension only runs on Google Flights, only sends a flight number, date, departure airport and (when Google shows it) aircraft type to Lufthaven, and has no accounts, analytics or ads.