Merchant Software Solutions Limited · Travel
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See which flights have Starlink, Viasat, or Gogo WiFi directly in Google Flights. Color-coded badges on every flight. SeatWiFi shows you the WiFi provider on every flight — right inside Google Flights. Stop guessing whether your next flight will have decent internet. SeatWiFi adds color-coded badges to Google Flights search results so you can instantly see if a flight has Starlink, Viasat, Gogo, or another WiFi provider before you book. HOW IT WORKS When you search for flights on Google Flights, SeatWiFi automatically looks up the WiFi provider for each flight based on the airline and aircraft type. A small badge appears next to each flight showing the WiFi provider name, color-coded by provider so you can spot the best options at a glance. SUPPORTED PROVIDERS • Starlink — SpaceX's low-latency satellite internet • Viasat — High-capacity satellite broadband • Gogo — Air-to-ground and satellite connectivity • Panasonic — Ku-band satellite WiFi • Anuvu (formerly Global Eagle) — Satellite entertainment and connectivity • And more as airlines upgrade their fleets WHY IT MATTERS Not all in-flight WiFi is created equal. Starlink and Viasat offer dramatically faster speeds than older systems. If you need to work, stream, or video call in the air, knowing the WiFi provider before booking can make or break your flight experience. FEATURES • Works on Google Flights across 35+ country domains • Color-coded badges for instant recognition • Lightweight — no impact on page load speed • Privacy-focused — no personal data collected • Data sourced from SeatWiFi.com's aircraft database Free and open source. Built by SeatWiFi.com.
Feb 27, 2026
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