Flight checker predicts Starlink Wi-Fi onboard

This is the kind of narrow utility product that can punch above its weight because the pain is real and the answer is unusually actionable.

• –The three-step logic is strong: airline first, then aircraft body, then tail number.
• –The probabilistic layer is the clever part, since flight assignments often stay unknown until close to departure.
• –The product is most compelling for frequent flyers who care enough about inflight Wi-Fi to choose flights around it.
• –The hardest part here is not the interface; it’s the ongoing data normalization and upkeep.
• –The biggest risk is freshness, because aircraft retrofits and airline rollouts can change quickly.