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Singapore Airlines unveils $1.6bn cabin revamp with giant double bed

TransportationCarrier upgrades premium offering as it competes with Middle Eastern rivalsFirst class will be available on both the 777-9 and A350-900 aircraft used for ultralong-haul nonstop flights to the...

Nikkei Asia Mayuko Tani

Transportation Carrier upgrades premium offering as it competes with Middle Eastern rivals First class will be available on both the 777-9 and A350-900 aircraft used for ultralong-haul nonstop flights to the U.S., including New York. (Singapore Airlines) MAYUKO TANI November 9, 2026 01:43 JST SINGAPORE -- Singapore Airlines said Friday

it will spend more than 2 billion Singapore dollars ($1.6 billion) to overhaul cabins on its long-haul aircraft, seeking to capture premium demand and compete with Middle Eastern rivals known for luxurious onboard offerings.

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