Singapore Airlines picks Thales for in-flight entertainment system

It will supply entertainment systems to SIA’s A350 fleet.

Singapore Airlines has selected French electronics company Thales to provide the in-flight entertainment system for its future fleet of medium-haul A350 XWBs.

The fleet will be equipped with Thales latest AVANT monitors, the most lightweight ever deployed, featuring full high-definition video and integrating Avii, the newest version of the Thales Touch Passenger Media Unit, in the premium cabins.

Avii provides intuitive navigation, full android smartphone look & feel and acts as a second screen which greatly enhances the cabin experience for premium passengers.

Passengers will have access to a wide selection of connected applications, seamless personal device integration allowing a home experience in the air, High Power USB charging and NFC technology.

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