WiFi Odds for Flights

Per-flight odds your plane has next-gen WiFi, as you search. Auto-sorts single-airline results by odds. Unofficial.

WiFi Odds adds next-gen WiFi odds while you compare flights. It labels supported search results on united.com, alaskaair.com, Navan, and Google Flights. Per-flight next-gen odds show historical evidence for a specific United or Alaska flight when a tracker publishes it. Streaming score is a 0–100 rating of an airline's WiFi across its whole fleet today. It does not predict the WiFi on a specific flight. WiFi Odds automatically sorts supported single-carrier results by historical per-flight next-genodds. You can turn this off in Settings or restore the booking site's order. On mixed-carrier Navan results, you can choose to prioritize scored United flights. Other airlines are unscored, unknown rather than worse, and keep their relative order. Google Flights is never reordered. Guard can watch a selected flight's dated tail assignment through boarding and send a local alert if it changes. No account, analytics, advertising identifier, or third-party tracking is used. To fetch odds, the service worker sends origin and destination airport codes for the route being viewed and visible supported flight numbers to the relevant community tracker. For a flight the traveler Guards, it sends that flight number and date on the periodic assignment-check schedule. United lookups use unitedstarlinktracker.com and Alaska lookups use alaskastarlinktracker.com. Local odds cache, preferences, guarded trips, bounded Guard-time alternatives, and post-flight worked/didn't-work answers stay on the device. The bounded Guard-time alternatives clear after departure. An unanswered trip expires 30 days after departure. Answered trips and local outcome history stay until the traveler removes them. The extension never sends fares, times, page markup, account data, or URLs to those trackers. WiFi Odds is unofficial and is not affiliated with the airlines or booking sites listed.