F class out of LHR
#3
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Shuttling between LA and Tokyo
Programs: UA Lifetime Gold / BA GGL&CCR
Posts: 2,484
Best seat in the house depends on how many people are traveling with you in F. I personally like Rows 3 or 4 in windows because it just seems more spacious and isolated, but then again I travel solo.
More info: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4321851
Advance meal bookings would be Book the Cook ex-LHR: http://www.singaporeair.com/saa/en_U...first_lond.jsp
No personal experience here.
Lounge would be Virgin Atlantic's The Clubhouse. Get there 3-4 hours early. SERIOUSLY. One of the best lounges in the world.
More info: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showpost.php?p=4321851
Advance meal bookings would be Book the Cook ex-LHR: http://www.singaporeair.com/saa/en_U...first_lond.jsp
No personal experience here.
Lounge would be Virgin Atlantic's The Clubhouse. Get there 3-4 hours early. SERIOUSLY. One of the best lounges in the world.
#4
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Singapore
Programs: SQ KF Gold
Posts: 89
I've not had many opportunities to travel in F, but I'd recommend seat 2A. You get a window view and it's quite secluded, being some distance from the galley and toilets.
If you are flying LHR to SIN, there's not much point going for the BTC Singapore Chicken Rice, since you'll get much better chicken rice in Singapore. My own recommendation would be the Lobster Thermidor, if your palate and cardiologist [!] are amenable to the idea.
For lounge options, I found the Virgin Clubhouse very crowded. Although the SQ F lounge in LHR has a lesser complement of food and services, it's quieter and more tranquil.
In any case, do enjoy the flight. If you've not previously done long-haul in F, it's quite the experience!
On my part, I'm now saving up for the day when I can travel on the new giant-size F class. That might be quite some time in the future, though...
If you are flying LHR to SIN, there's not much point going for the BTC Singapore Chicken Rice, since you'll get much better chicken rice in Singapore. My own recommendation would be the Lobster Thermidor, if your palate and cardiologist [!] are amenable to the idea.
For lounge options, I found the Virgin Clubhouse very crowded. Although the SQ F lounge in LHR has a lesser complement of food and services, it's quieter and more tranquil.
In any case, do enjoy the flight. If you've not previously done long-haul in F, it's quite the experience!
On my part, I'm now saving up for the day when I can travel on the new giant-size F class. That might be quite some time in the future, though...