FlightWifiEutelsat OneWeb in-flight Wi-Fi
The second-largest LEO constellation, sold through integrators like Panasonic and Intelsat rather than directly to airlines.
- Orbit
- Low Earth orbit (LEO), ~1,200 km
- Typical latency
- roughly 70-100 ms
How it works
- ·Polar-orbit LEO fleet with strong high-latitude coverage.
- ·Reaches aircraft through multi-orbit terminals sold by partner integrators.
Airlines flying Eutelsat OneWeb (5)
| Airline | Where | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
| Aerolineas Argentinas | A330, 737 | Varies by aircraft |
| Avianca | A319, A320, A321 | Varies by aircraft |
| Discover Airlines | A330 | Varies by aircraft |
| GOL | Fleet rollout | Email & browsing |
| LATAM | A320, A321, Embraer 195, ERJ-195, E195 | Email & browsing |
Announced or planned (1)
Eutelsat OneWeb questions
Is Eutelsat OneWeb Wi-Fi fast enough for video calls?
Generally yes. Eutelsat OneWeb runs at roughly 70-100 ms latency, close enough to ground broadband for live video, though some airlines still ban calls as cabin policy.
Which airlines use Eutelsat OneWeb?
As of September 2026, 5 airlines in the registry are flying Eutelsat OneWeb: Aerolineas Argentinas, Avianca, Discover Airlines, GOL, LATAM. Another 1 has announced or planned it.
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