easyJet is adding onboard Wi-Fi for the first time through a new deal with Starlink. The rollout starts in the first half of 2027 across easyJet's A320, A320neo and A321neo aircraft and is expected to be finished by early 2028. easyJet hasn't said whether the Wi-Fi will be free yet.
Article Summary
- What's new: easyJet will offer onboard Wi-Fi for the first time, using Starlink.
- When: The rollout starts in the first half of 2027 and is expected to be completed by early 2028.
- Which planes: easyJet's A320, A320neo and A321neo fleet.
- Is it free: easyJet hasn't said yet.
- Disneyland Paris trips: Wi-Fi starts appearing on France flights during 2027, with every plane expected to have it by early 2028.
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Read on for what you'll be able to do with the Wi-Fi, how the rollout lines up with 2027 school holidays and how it compares with Virgin Atlantic's Starlink Wi-Fi on flights to Orlando.
easyJet flies multiple popular routes from the UK to France, so if you're heading to Disneyland Paris there's a fair chance it's one of the airlines you'll be comparing. It's only a short flight, but fast Wi-Fi onboard will still help pass the time, particularly with children asking how much longer before you've even left the runway.
When Will easyJet Starlink Wi-Fi Be Available?
easyJet confirmed in its announcement that Starlink will be fitted across its A320, A320neo and A321neo fleet from the first half of 2027, with the whole rollout expected to be completed by early 2028. The airline flies 100 million passengers a year, and it hasn't said which routes or aircraft will be first in line, so there's no way yet to book a flight knowing it'll have Wi-Fi.
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Will easyJet Starlink Wi-Fi Be Free?
easyJet hasn't said yet. The announcement says customers will have the opportunity to access Starlink onboard, but it doesn't mention a price or whether the Wi-Fi will be free.
Virgin Atlantic has already confirmed its Starlink Wi-Fi will be free, and it's rolling out free Starlink Wi-Fi across its fleet, including its transatlantic flights to Orlando for Walt Disney World. easyJet hasn't said whether its version will be free or paid, so download films and shows before you leave home rather than relying on onboard Wi-Fi.
What Can You Do With easyJet Starlink Wi-Fi?
easyJet says the Starlink connection will let you stream and game on your own devices just as you would on the ground. You'll also be able to check your flight status through the easyJet app and website while you're in the air, or look up information about where you're heading, such as the local weather or transport.
easyJet also says the technology opens up the possibility of ordering from the inflight menu from your seat.
"Giving customers the opportunity to get online in the air will mean even greater choice and convenience when you fly with easyJet."
- Kenton Jarvis, CEO at easyJet, 26th October 2026
What easyJet Wi-Fi Means For Your Disneyland Paris Trip
This news won't change your travel plans or how you book. With no route order announced, no price confirmed and a rollout running until early 2028, there's no reason to delay a 2027 trip or pick one easyJet flight over another because of Wi-Fi. If your plane has already been fitted with Starlink, you'll be able to get online during your flight, so it's a bonus to look out for from 2027 rather than something to plan around.
- You can book your 2027 Disneyland Paris flights as normal, since there's no way to choose an aircraft with Wi-Fi fitted.
- Download entertainment before you leave, as your plane may not have Starlink yet.
- If easyJet charges for the Wi-Fi, that's an extra to add to your trip budget.
- Flights from early 2028 onwards should have Starlink across the A320, A320neo and A321neo fleet if the rollout finishes on schedule.
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Starlink Wi-Fi On Flights To Walt Disney World
Starlink is also coming to the much longer flight to Florida. Virgin Atlantic is rolling out free Starlink Wi-Fi across its fleet, which will cover its flights from the UK to Orlando International Airport for anyone heading to Walt Disney World. On a transatlantic flight, being able to get online makes a much bigger difference than on a hop across the Channel.
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easyJet Starlink Wi-Fi: Your Questions Answered
Does easyJet have Wi-Fi onboard?
No, not yet. easyJet will offer onboard Wi-Fi for the first time using Starlink, with the rollout starting in the first half of 2027.
When will easyJet Starlink Wi-Fi be on all planes?
The rollout across easyJet's A320, A320neo and A321neo fleet is expected to be completed by early 2028.
Will easyJet Wi-Fi be free?
easyJet hasn't said yet. The announcement on 26th October 2026 didn't mention whether the Wi-Fi will be free or paid.
What can you do with easyJet Starlink Wi-Fi?
easyJet says you'll be able to stream and game on your own devices. You'll also be able to check your flight status through the easyJet app and website while in the air.
Will my easyJet flight to Disneyland Paris have Wi-Fi in 2027?
Not necessarily. easyJet hasn't said which routes or aircraft will get Starlink first, and the rollout isn't expected to finish until early 2028.