With the use if iPods and iPhones increasing throughout the world, as they become the standard for MP3 player technology, it makes sense that industries and companies adapt to allow their customers to utilise their iPods. BMW for example marketed their 1 series as having an iPod connector, even though it’s a very simple thing to install.

Now Singapore Airlines are offering flights as having the facility to connect your iPod and iPhones. Singapore Airlines is offering this via their KrisWorld entertainment system.

Currently the feature is only available on business class flights that travel between Singapore and Newark in New Jersey, USA. However they will soon be rolling out the service to flights to Los Angeles this August.

The senior vice president for Singapore Airlines’ products and services, Yap Kim Wah stated:

Customers on our all-business class Airbus A340-500 flights now have an incredible way to enjoy their own iPod and iPhone music and video on the KrisWorld in-flight entertainment system.

This is yet another example of our philosophy of creating customer satisfaction by providing an enhanced sense of choice and control.

This new service launched on May 15th as planes were fitted with 100 of the business class seats carrying the iPod and iPhone connectivity.