Am i able to charge my ipad (while in use) on board SQ economy class?

Am i able to charge my ipad (while in use) on board SQ economy class? Do I have to buy an adapter or a different travel plug? As i will be departing Singapore for London, i hope i can use my Ipad throughout the journey.

That would be a question for the Airline. Whether or not they offer outlets in Economy Class. And if They do, what type of connection it is.
Contact the Airline to find out if they have outlets in economy. As long as the IPads Charger can plug into them, you should be able to charge it just fine.
If they offer USB ports only,you'll need to ask them if their ports offer enough power to charge an iPad.

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