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iPod Docks Coming to Singapore Airlines Business Class


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Friday May 16, 2008 1:38 PM CDT - By: Michael Kwan

Click to ZoomSitting through a trans-Pacific flight for 12 hours at a time can be a rather mind-numbing experience, so wouldn't it be nice if you could be afforded some personalized entertainment? Singapore Airlines is hooking up business class passengers with iPod docks. Yes, these docks will also work with iPhones as well.

The initial launch of the Apple-flavored love will exclusively for Singapore Airlines flights between New York and Singapore (that's a long flight). The same feature will be introduced to flights between Los Angeles and Singapore in August.

"But can't I just use my iPod anyways?" Good question. Yes, you can can, but the provision of an iPod/iPhone dock includes in-seat power supply and high quality audio. No need to worry about running out of juice during that long, looooong flight to Singapore. Each seat will also get a 15.4-inch widescreen display and noise canceling headphones.





Via crunchgear.com


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