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Asiana and Korean Air airline groups select Starlink for inflight connectivity
December 9th 2025
Asiana Airlines and Korean Air (KAL), as well as their regional affiliates Jin Air, Air Busan and Air Seoul, will equip their fleets with Starlink-powered inflight connectivity. Read More » Installation and testing is scheduled to begin next year. "Rollout schedules will vary by carrier, with the earliest service introduction expected as early as the third quarter of 2026," KAL said. For Asiana and KAL, the rollout was expected to focus initially on their long-haul 777-300ER and A350-900 aircraft, while Jin Air was starting installations on its 737 MAX 8 fleet. Air Busan and Air Seoul were reviewing their fleets to determine which aircraft to prioritise. "Connectivity is an essential part of the travel experience, and with Starlink, our customers will stay connected with fast and seamless internet," KAL said. "As Korea’s flag carrier and a leading global airline, we are committed to upgrading our services and infrastructure to deliver an elevated passenger journey as we strive to become the world’s most loved airline."
