WiFi Odds for Flights

WiFi odds per flight while you book. Starlink, Leo and Viasat badges plus one-click sort on united.com and Navan. Unofficial.

Every flight in your search results gets a WiFi odds badge, so you can see which aircraft is likely to have Starlink before you book. WHAT IT DOES Odds badge on every result — how often that flight number actually draws a Starlink-equipped aircraft. Colour-coded: green 35% or better, blue 20% or better, red under 20%, grey when there is no history yet. A checkmark when the aircraft is already confirmed. Tail assignments publish about 48 hours out, so the badge firms up as your departure gets closer. One-click sort — reorders results best-odds-first wherever the site allows it, with prices and times intact. Optional keep-sorted mode survives the page updating itself. Floating route panel — the top flights with times, click to jump to one on the page. Flips itself to the return route on the return leg. An 18-airline scorecard in the popup, on any page, each with the odds of a next-gen aircraft today and what the rest of the fleet actually runs. WHERE IT WORKS united.com and Navan for corporate bookings, automatically. alaskaair.com and Google Flights ship in this version behind an optional permission you grant yourself. More sites are being added. ABOUT THE ODDS Route-level statistics come from the public API of unitedstarlinktracker.com, an independent community tracker that verifies each aircraft against the airline's own published amenities. Full method: https://wifiodds.com/methodology/ These are historical estimates over a route, not a guarantee about your aircraft. Equipment changes right up until departure, so check again about 48 hours before you fly. PRIVACY No data collection. No analytics. No accounts. Nothing leaves your device except the route lookup to that public API. Open source: github.com/jeremyinthebay/united-starlink-companion Unofficial. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any airline, satellite operator or data provider.