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Singapore Airlines plans S$2 billion cabin upgrade from 2027

Singapore Airlines plans S$2 billion cabin upgrade from 2027

Singapore Airlines unveiled a cabin upgrade worth more than S$2 billion on Friday.

The new cabins include First Class seats that can become a double bed and redesigned Business Class seats with sliding doors for more privacy.

The airline says the changes respond to traveller demand for more privacy, comfort and flexibility.

The upgrades will start rolling out in the second half of 2027 on new Boeing 777-9 aircraft and refurbished Airbus A350-900 planes.

The 777-9s will get all four updated cabin classes, while the refurbished A350-900s will get new Business Class seats; A350-900ULR planes will get First Class for the first time.

The rollout will also bring upgraded Premium Economy and Economy cabins on the 777-9 fleet.

The cabin changes are part of a wider effort to improve the travel experience, including updates to entertainment, food, connectivity and airport lounges.

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