Feb 28, 2016, 4:28 pm
Last edit by: epigram
Flights confirmed by FTers as "low service" (catering officially known as "sleeper service"):
In F:
In J:
All of above +
In F:
- SQ218 MEL-SIN (dep 01.05 Oct-Mar, 00:05 Apr-Sep)
- SQ231 SIN-SYD (dep 00:45)
- SQ237 SIN-MEL (dep 23.45)
SQ636 SIN-HND (dep 22:35)- refer post #151 for March 2019 menu- SQ638 SIN-NRT (dep 23:55)
- SQ008 SIN-ICN (dep 02:45)
- SQ800 SIN-PEK (dep 01:10)
In J:
All of above +
- SQ255 SIN-BNE (dep 00:45)
- SQ246 BNE-SIN (dep 23:55)
- SQ608 SIN-ICN (dep 00:10)
- SQ618 SIN-KIX (dep 01:30)
- SQ656 SIN-FUK (dep 01:20)
- SQ672 SIN-NGO (dep 01:20)
SQ's "low service" First class offering.. now standard on overnight flights
Feb 28, 2016, 6:22 pm
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Feb 29, 2016, 3:30 am
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Feb 29, 2016, 5:04 pm
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I can confirm from personal experience that SQ231 SIN-SYD (12:45am departure) also has the limited supper service in Suites. Make sure you BTC if you're on that flight..!
Mar 12, 2016, 6:31 pm
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I flew on the overnight flight BNE-SIN last week in J and was offered the option of both supper and breakfast.
i accepted but regretted it as i could have had another hours sleep and gorged myself in the lounge .( I was connecting )
i accepted but regretted it as i could have had another hours sleep and gorged myself in the lounge .( I was connecting )
Mar 24, 2016, 5:09 am
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In J from NRT, I was given a more limited Japanese breakfast meal during supper because I had a BTC meal that I wanted to eat during breakfast.
Mar 27, 2016, 1:14 am
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Mar 27, 2016, 4:00 am
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But if you ask nicely to have someone's uneaten meal, if there is indeed any leftover, from experience they would serve you at both meal times.