Most Singapore Airlines aircraft are equipped with in-flight Wi-Fi functionality, with some complimentary access packages for those travelling in specific cabin classes and for PPS Club and KrisFlyer members.
Our continually updated guide has all the information you need.
Updated: 22nd February 2023
Which aircraft have Wi-Fi?
All Singapore Airlines aircraft, with the exception of a small fleet of seven Boeing 737-800s, have high-speed Wi-Fi capability.
Singapore Airlines Fleet Wi-Fi Capability |
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Aircraft Type | Wi-Fi? | System |
A350 Long Haul | ![]() |
Panasonic Ku-band |
A350 Medium Haul | ![]() |
GX Ka-band (SITAOnAir) |
A350 ULR | ![]() |
Panasonic Ku-band |
A380 | ![]() |
GX Ka-band (SITAOnAir) |
737-800 | ![]() |
n/a |
737-8 MAX | ![]() |
Panasonic Ku-band |
777-300ER | ![]() |
GX Ka-band (SITAOnAir) or Panasonic Ku-band |
787-10 | ![]() |
Panasonic Ku-band |
Complimentary access plans
Here’s a summary of the latest fleet-wide complimentary Wi-Fi allowances, based on your cabin class and frequent flyer status.
Singapore Airlines Complimentary Wi-Fi Allowance |
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PPS Club Member* |
KrisFlyer Member |
Non-KrisFlyer Member |
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Suites First Class Business Class |
Unlimited free Wi-Fi |
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Premium Economy Class |
Unlimited free Wi-Fi | 3-hour Surf Plan |
None |
Economy Class | Unlimited free Wi-Fi | 2-hour Surf Plan |
None |
* Includes supplementary cardholders
Non-KrisFlyer members in Premium Economy or Economy Class are now the only ones without a complimentary connection on the vast majority of SIA flights, though it’s free to join the programme, and a range of paid connection packages remains available once any free allowance is used up.