In-flight Entertainment

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

In-flight Entertainment

We were lucky enough to experience flying on the new Singapore Airlines A380 to get to our vacation destination Tokyo. It's been years since I went on Singapore Airlines and flying on the world’s largest passenger aircraft was definitely something to shout about!

The seats were roomier and it all looked very cosy inside. Service was okay; more professional rather than personal but entertaining a flight full of passengers must not be easy so that's understandable. Our flight back to Malaysia (also on SQ) was more pleasant with friendlier, more attentive flight attendants so I think I enjoyed my flight back home better.

I did not sleep on the flight at all. Both ways saw me passing time on the 6-hour flight with the new and advanced KrisWorld in-flight entertainment system. Offering you an impressive line-up of the latest movies and TV programmes, music as well as interactive games; I spent most of my time watching my favourite comedy sitcoms and playing games.

There were plenty of games to choose from and I was definitely spoiled for choice! From mind-boggling word games to my favourite casino games, I kept myself entertained to and from my destination with games. Undoubtedly the available casino games were a little different from my favourite Online Casino Gambling games but I was still happy playing my Slot machines and a little Poker while waiting for us to reach our destination.

All in all, it was a pretty good flight; comfortable and entertaining. My only complaint however was the food served, specifically the Muslim menu; which was booked for us ahead by our travel agent. I usually love airplane food but this time around, I was extremely disappointed in the lack of creativity when it comes to Muslim food. The flight back home to Kuala Lumpur served slightly better food; but seriously it was more edible than tasty. If you're wondering what's under the lid, it's just bland briyani rice and long beans with a little tasteless beef curry - no seconds for me please!