Singapore Airlines tol rollout KrisWorld entertainment system upgrades

Singapore Airlines (SIA) announced it will begin to rollout its upgraded KrisWorld inflight entertainment system featuring 4K high-resolution touchscreen displays with spatial audio, a redesigned user interface, the capability to pair audio devices through Bluetooth pairing, and internet connection through Starlink.

Set to be unveiled in Singapore in November 2026, the enhanced KrisWorld experience will be introduced on its 41 retrofitted Airbus A350-900 long-haul and ultra-long-range (ULR) aircraft which will enter service progressively through 2027, and the Boeing 777-9 that will be delivered to Singapore Airlines.

“Our customers told us that they wanted more choice and flexibility in how they spend their time on board, as well as entertainment and connectivity that fit more naturally into their journey,” said Yeoh Phee Teik, Senior Vice President Customer Experience, Singapore Airlines. “This guided the development of SIA’s next-generation KrisWorld and connectivity offering, which make it easier to discover and enjoy content, stay in touch with loved ones, and move seamlessly between entertainment and other activities during the flight.”

Upgraded KrisWorld and Starlink

Across all cabins, passengers will be able to choose from more than 2,500 entertainment options along with high-speed internet powered by Starlink. Starlink will be introduced on Singapore Airlines’ A380, A350-900 long-haul/ULR aircraft from early 2027.

Singapore Airlines will also introduce a redesigned interface for KrisWorld with clearer menus, larger icons, and improved search and filter functions. Passengers can continue watching a video in a smaller window while browsing other content through a new mini-player. A Kids’ Mode to provide age-appropriate content.

On the retrofitted A350-900 long-haul/ULR, and the 777-9s, First and Business Class customers can save their preferred seat positions for dining, relaxing, and sleeping. It can be applied on their future flights.

First Class cabins will feature 32-inch 4K high-resolution touchscreens, while Business Class will get a 22-inch screen. On the Boeing 777-9s, Premium Economy Class cabins will have a 16-inch screen, and 13-inches in Economy. OLED displays will also be available on selected aircraft, and all screens will use spatial audio technology.

Wireless headphones with active noise cancellation will be provided to First Class, Business, and Premium Economy passengers. Wired earphones will be offered wired earphones. Compatible Bluetooth headphones can also be paired with KrisWorld.

Along with the upgraded KrisWorld and introduction of Starlink, Singapore Airlines’ other initiatives to enhance the onboard experience includes refreshed dining options, new inflight amenities, and enhanced on-ground services.