Originally Posted by
Zhaunk
I'm planning on it
I've built up the miles in my and my wife's KF accounts and will be booking suites as part of a rtw trip Christmas/NYE 2016. We will even be leaving from LAX rather than our local SFO in order to experience all the suites have to offer... We'll also be in suites from SIN to DEL but that is a day flight and probably somewhat anticlimactic after LAX-NRT-SIN. The first time I heard back in 2007 that flying across the Pacific in a double bed was possible I thought to myself "now that's the way to join the mile high club"...
Having flown in the "double bed" suites with my wife, I wish you all the best but want to flag a few potentially practical problems.
1. It isn't really a double bed, in that there is a wooden separator at the level of the two single beds. (This is the item that rises up fully to separate the two suites if the passengers are not traveling together.) So to, ahem, to fully do what you have in mind you'd have to be on one side or the other.
2. As others have noted, the suite doors are not at full height. Passengers and flight attendants can see into your space, if they so wish.
3. Singapore FAs tend to be pretty scrupulous about monitoring the cabin, not for anything to do with the Mile High Club but just as part of good service to make sure everything's ok and if passengers need anything. (In this respect, you'd be better off with UA FAs who tend to just sit around unless called for.) Now, whether they'd do anything if they thought anything were going on, I can't say for sure...