Starlink Outage History Log (Last 30 Days)
Historical record of global and regional Starlink satellite service disruptions, telemetry incidents, and network recoveries.
Incidents Log (30-day index)
Verified hardware routing drops, space weather interruptions, and gateway re-calibration.
Regional fiber optic backhaul outage affected ground station routing in the eastern United States, causing temporary packet drops for ~12 minutes.
Local severe weather and power station failure at regional ground terminal caused brief service interruptions in eastern Australia.
Scheduled router gateway firmware rollout caused brief reconnection cycles for users across Germany and France.
Minor geomagnetic storm activity resulted in temporary signal degradation and elevated ping times in high-latitude regions.
Routine maintenance at regional ground station temporarily rerouted traffic, leading to localized speed reductions.
Understanding Historical Starlink Uptime Trends
As satellite constellation density expands globally, Starlink network availability consistently exceeds 99.4% uptime in most developed service cells. Historical disconnections typically fall into three primary categories: scheduled gateway firmware updates, severe weather precipitation attenuation (rain fade), and rare ground station fiber backhaul disruptions.
Reviewing past outage logs helps users assess whether recent connection dropouts align with known maintenance windows or signal attenuation trends in their geographic zone.