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Complimentary In-Flight WiFi in F/J, and for PPS Club Members
Sounds like SQ responds to feedback after all, even if it takes ages.
Passengers flying in Suites and First can enjoy unlimited complimentary WiFi where available. Passengers who are PPS Club members or are flying in J get 100MB of complimentary data. (Previously, this was 100MB and 30MB respectively, which was worth almost nothing. However, the new offering is currently available only on selected aircraft that are equipped with the newer inflight connectivity system.) SQ have also updated the pricing of their WiFi to much more reasonable rates (since they dropped time-based pricing):
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I noticed yesterday that it was 100 MB (PPS flying J). I would like PPS flying J on F-less routes to get unlimited complimentary wifi though, considering I can't fly F since they don't have F on the route, and as a QPPS it would be nice to get more than a 'normal' J passenger :D
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In flight from SIN to DPS in J yesterday they didn't mention anything about it. Totally forgot to check the IFE though I certainly don't mind being disconnected for a few hours.
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Originally Posted by demue
(Post 31392737)
In flight from SIN to DPS in J yesterday they didn't mention anything about it. Totally forgot to check the IFE though I certainly don't mind being disconnected for a few hours.
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If I am PPS-Solitaire flying in J, I should get 200MB: (100MB twice): once for being in J and once for being PPS-Solitaire. This is logical
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Try inflight and ask. YMMV though there wasn't any mention of logic in the announcement ;).
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Originally Posted by timangus11
(Post 31414987)
If I am PPS-Solitaire flying in J, I should get 200MB: (100MB twice): once for being in J and once for being PPS-Solitaire. This is logical
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On board SQ12 right now, was expecting 2 lots of 100MB with this being a double legged flight. When I logged back on during NRT-LAX, allowance started where I left off from SIN-NRT. In this instance i’ve been given an extra 40MB (on top of 2x30MB) overall instead of expecting 200MB total. Not that it’s bad still, just putting it out there so you’re aware. |
I was on SQ319 a couple days ago which is the same plane (9V-SWD) currently operating SQ12. Yet, I only received 30MB (I'm TPPS)...I wonder how this new allocation is being rolled out?
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Originally Posted by bpk6h
(Post 31430897)
I was on SQ319 a couple days ago which is the same plane (9V-SWD) currently operating SQ12. Yet, I only received 30MB (I'm TPPS)...I wonder how this new allocation is being rolled out?
Some of the 777-300ER /A380 version 3 plus A350/787. The other poster was on 9V-SWU I think. |
Originally Posted by sbs2716g
(Post 31431023)
only planes with the newer inflight connectivity systems have this new allocation. Some of the 777-300ER /A380 version 3 plus A350/787. The other poster was on 9V-SWU I think. https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/sing...leet-type.html |
Originally Posted by bpk6h
(Post 31431035)
Ok, thanks. That makes more sense. So it sounds as if it's only the Panasonic equipped planes that offer the new allocations. I put this list together which I suppose I could edit to add the info about allocation differences (if this is confirmed):
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/sing...leet-type.html |
Looks to be nearly the same - my list was first though :cool:
Although I don't think the new A380s have the new system...they are still using SITA as the other A380s (I didn't notice anything different the one time I was on a new A380). |
Originally Posted by bpk6h
(Post 31431506)
Looks to be nearly the same - my list was first though :cool:
Although I don't think the new A380s have the new system...they are still using SITA as the other A380s (I didn't notice anything different the one time I was on a new A380). |
Originally Posted by bpk6h
(Post 31431506)
Looks to be nearly the same - my list was first though :cool:
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