Complimentary In-Flight WiFi in F/J, and for PPS Club Members
Aug 19, 2019, 11:11 pm
#16
Join Date: Jan 2005
Programs: SQ TPPS/*G, Starlux Explorer, (Almost Lifetime) Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 1,406
Admittedly my list was by provider (Panasonic or SITA) as the goal was to highlight which aircraft are Boingo enabled. I think I mistakenly viewed all SITA as the older system which doesn't seem to be the case. Thus, I didn't breakdown the A380 fleet by aircraft registration like I did with the 77W fleet. Milelion lists each registration I simply put SWA-SWT meaning that all registrations in that range are included 
It is strange to me though...if it was possible to set a 30MB allocation with the old system, why is it so difficult to change the limit?
Last note from me on this...I hope that SQ eventually upgrades the SITA aircraft to Panasonic. Panasonic is immensely superior to SITA.
For those not clear on the difference...when you are logging into the SITA system the URL will show "portal.onair.inflight.aero" whereas the Panasonic system will show "inflight.pacwisp.net"
It is strange to me though...if it was possible to set a 30MB allocation with the old system, why is it so difficult to change the limit?
Last note from me on this...I hope that SQ eventually upgrades the SITA aircraft to Panasonic. Panasonic is immensely superior to SITA.
For those not clear on the difference...when you are logging into the SITA system the URL will show "portal.onair.inflight.aero" whereas the Panasonic system will show "inflight.pacwisp.net"
Aug 20, 2019, 5:29 am
#17
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Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: London, UK
Programs: SQ KrisFlyer Elite Gold
Posts: 362
Admittedly my list was by provider (Panasonic or SITA) as the goal was to highlight which aircraft are Boingo enabled. I think I mistakenly viewed all SITA as the older system which doesn't seem to be the case. Thus, I didn't breakdown the A380 fleet by aircraft registration like I did with the 77W fleet. Milelion lists each registration I simply put SWA-SWT meaning that all registrations in that range are included
I also agree with you that the Panasonic system is superior to SITA. IIRC, the Panasonic systems were also the ones that used to offer time-based plans, which I much prefer to the current data-consumption-based ones.
Aug 20, 2019, 6:42 am
#18
Join Date: Jan 2005
Programs: SQ TPPS/*G, Starlux Explorer, (Almost Lifetime) Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 1,406
There is no SWC in the fleet...speculation in various threads that SQ didn't want WC on the nosewheel.