SINGAPORE AIRLINES ENHANCES IN-FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT WITH NEXT-GENERATION KRISWORLD

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Singapore Airlines (SIA) is enhancing its in-flight entertainment experience with next-generation KrisWorld and high-speed connectivity, giving customers more choice, control, and flexibility throughout their journeys. The new KrisWorld brings together 4K high-resolution touchscreen displays, including OLED screens on selected aircraft and cabin classes, with spatial audio, Bluetooth headphone pairing, a redesigned user interface, a new wellness planner, personalisation features, and more than 2,500 entertainment options.

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