Designed with increasingly discerning travellers in mind, these plush First Class seats promise to deliver an unparalleled in-flight experience, the airline said.
SINGAPORE, Nov 5 (The CONNECT) – Singapore Airlines (SIA) is investing S$1.1 billion in a multi-year programme to install its all-new long-haul cabin products across 41 Airbus A350-900 long-haul and ultra-long-range (ULR) aircraft, redefining the premium travel experience on its network.
In a significant milestone, the Airline will introduce a luxurious First-Class cabin in its seven A350-900ULR aircraft, setting new industry benchmarks for travel on the world’s longest routes. Designed with increasingly discerning travellers in mind, these plush First Class seats promise to deliver an unparalleled in-flight experience.
Business Class customers can look forward to an elevated travel experience with SIA’s upcoming Business Class seats, featuring innovative designs that will offer even greater levels of privacy, comfort, and convenience in all 41 aircraft.
These A350-900 First Class and Business Class products are designed from the ground up, with a spacious layout and ergonomic elements that cater to every customer’s needs. These are the same seat designs that will feature on SIA’s upcoming Boeing 777-9 aircraft.
Premium Economy Class and Economy Class cabins will also be refreshed to enhance the travel experience for customers.
Complementing the cabin products, the next version of SIA’s KrisWorld in-flight entertainment (IFE) system will offer greater personalisation and an extensive range of lifestyle options across all cabin classes. First Class and Business Class seats will also feature new in-flight entertainment screens.
Goh Choon Phong, Chief Executive Officer, Singapore Airlines, said, the new First Class and Business Class seat designs will incorporate “thoughtful elements” that push the boundaries of comfort, luxury, and modernity, allowing our customers to relax or work effortlessly on board.
S$1.1 billion-Luxurious First-Class Cabins in SIA Airbus
