Singapore Airlines invests in improving passenger comfort on long-haul flights
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Singapore Airlines invests in improving passenger comfort on long-haul flights

Singapore Airlines plans to spend $1.6 billion to create more comfortable conditions for passengers during long flights. As part of the largest historical upgrade, the company will replace first and business class seats.

Special seats that transform into double beds will be organized in first class. The new cabins will start being used from the second half of 2027.

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