Singapore Airlines Adds Unlimited Free Wifi For First Class

While there are many areas in which Singapore Airlines offers an industry leading experience, their inflight Wi-Fi historically hasn’t been one of them.

Singapore Airlines’ historical Wi-Fi situation

Singapore Airlines has offered inflight Wi-Fi for years, though it used to be offered exclusively by OnAir, with outrageously high prices and insanely low speeds.

Fortunately they’ve come a long way, including on their A350s, 787s, 777-300s, and newly delivered A380s (their 777-200s and A330s don’t have Wi-Fi). The airline has much faster Wi-Fi, and while it’s still expensive, it’s less expensive than before.

Early last year Singapore Airlines announced an awesome update to their Wi-Fi offering. They introduced free Wi-Fi for those traveling in Suites, first class, and business class, as well as for PPS Club members.

The catch is that there were restrictions:

  • Suites and first class customers could enjoy 100MB of free Wi-Fi
  • Business class and PPS Club members (traveling in premium economy or economy) could enjoy 30MB of free Wi-Fi

Singapore Airlines 777

Singapore Airlines ups free Wi-Fi allowance

As of August 1, 2019, Singapore Airlines has greatly increased the data limit for free Wi-Fi:

As before, this applies regardless of how your ticket is booked (so upgrade and award tickets qualify as well). To take advantage of this, just log-in to the Wi-Fi page onboard and enter your last name and seat number on the “Complimentary Access” section of the Wi-Fi portal.

Singapore Airlines’ A380 business class

Bottom line

This is a fantastic development. Seeing unlimited Wi-Fi in Suites & first is awesome, especially when you consider how fast their new A380 Wi-Fi is.

In business class, an allowance of 100MB is much more generous and usable than an allowance of just 30MB.

Well done, Singapore Airlines!

(Tip of the hat to Mainly Miles)

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Asian Miler (asianmiler.com) Guest

It may be unlimited, but will it be usable? I wonder if you'll be able to stream your Netflix miles in the air, for example.

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Hans New Member

Lufthansa has free wifi in First class, too.

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SK Guest

Qantas domestic has free, fast WiFi - they were late to the party (and still don't have it internationally), but the domestic offering is excellent.

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Tobias Schulz New Member

They should extend the free unlimited wifi to PPS Solitaire members. One issue I have is that as a PPS flying business you still only get 100MB whereas it should be actually 200MB - but this is not recognized by SQ. Makes no sense as a PPS flying eco would still get 100MB.

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Adele Guest

I flew SQ F SIN - SYD yesterday and there was still only 200 MB on offer. So sounds like they are still rolling this out.

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