Singapore Airlines has unveiled new in-flight products across its aircraft including what it claims will be the skies largest double bed.
The upgrades are part of an SGD2 billion-plus investment project.
In First Class highlights include centre seats that turn into a two-seater sofa or a double bed (pictured above), enhanced privacy and more space thanks to curved sliding doors. There’s also the option for face-to-face companion dining, and the table can double as a workspace, adds SQ. In Business, seat ergonomics having been enhanced including increased privacy with electronically adjustable centre dividers, which can be lowered for a shared space and companion beds, as per image two. Down in Premium Economy and Economy key changes include more space and new entertainment options.
The former has a 40in seat pitch and the latter up to 32in.
Economy also features a redesigned seat reclining mechanism providing greater knee and shin clearance.
. . . The Rollout
The upcoming 777-9 widebody aircraft will feature the new First Class, Business Class, Premium Economy Class, and Economy Class cabin products, while SQ’s 41 retrofitted A350-900 long-haul and A350-900ULR aircraft will feature the new Business Class seats, while First Class cabins debut on the A350-900ULR fleet for the first time.
The new cabin products will be progressively introduced from the second half of 2027. For further details, see HERE.
