New upgraded cabin for SQ 777-300s - any more info on this?
May 1, 2016, 6:22 pm
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New upgraded cabin for SQ 777-300s - any more info on this?
Just saw this on The New Zealand Herald today
Singapore Air's new cabin for 40th celebrations
and in particular, talked about new F mini-suite, new J and new Y seats:
Couldn't find any info on this online, anyone care to add/elaborate?
Singapore Air's new cabin for 40th celebrations
Singapore Airlines is showing off its latest cabin upgrade in Auckland today as it celebrates 40 years of flying here.
The airline has spent $465 million remodelling the cabins of its 777-300s and will use the upgraded planes to cover the peak period in New Zealand.
The airline has spent $465 million remodelling the cabins of its 777-300s and will use the upgraded planes to cover the peak period in New Zealand.
The "Next Generation" cabins aboard the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft feature new comforts and have first class mini-suites that the airline says are among the spacious in the sky and business class seats that have the industry's widest fully flat bed.
New economy class seats also have increased personal space and leg-room, the airline said.
New economy class seats also have increased personal space and leg-room, the airline said.
May 1, 2016, 7:47 pm
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Just down the first page of this forum ... no search needed http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/singa...ow-flying.html
May 2, 2016, 6:20 pm
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Also on SQ's website: for F the link is http://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/au...w-first-class/
IIRC the new cabins were introduced in 2013 sometime. So hardly new. Though, to be fair to the Herald, they are new to the AKL route.
IIRC the new cabins were introduced in 2013 sometime. So hardly new. Though, to be fair to the Herald, they are new to the AKL route.