IF YOU are heading on the world’s best airline next year, it will have an entirely new cabin.
Singapore Airlines has revealed a massive £1.16billion overhaul of its cabin, with new economy, premium economy, business class and first class seats.
In economy, the seats will be grey and teal with a width of 44.7cm.
On the back of each seat there will be a 33cm 4K OLED screen, which passengers can pair their Bluetooth headphones to.
Under each screen will be storage nooks, a personal device pocket and cup holders.
Passengers in economy won’t miss out on amenity kits usually reserved for upper classes either, as each seat will have a small pouch with a selection of travel essentials.
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When it comes to premium economy, each seat will have a 101cm pitch and have a leather finish.
It will be able to recline 22.8cm as well.
The headrests will be winged and each seat will also have a footrest for added comfort.
As for tech, there will be 4K screens, multiple USB ports and noise-cancelling headphone connections.
Each seat will have an amenity kit as well with Ink and Water products.
In Business class, seats will have sliding doors and adjustable dividers, making them more like suite-style pods with a grey and yellow theme.
Seats will be able to recline to a lie-flat bed, stretching 182cm.
Tech includes 4K screens, Bluetooth connectivity, multiple charging ports and Starlink wifi.
Amenity kits at each seat will include products by Byredo.
If you are lucky enough to be in a First Class suites, you’d have your own door, with the seat measuring 76.2cm wide and 203.2cm long when lying flat.
And the two centre suites have two seats next to each other that look more like a comfy sofa.
These can then also be reclined to make a 152.4cm wide double bed, which is the largest of any airline bed in the sky.
There will be 4K screens, ambient mood lighting and wireless charging too.
And for when you want to freshen up, there is even a dressing table that slides out from under the screen, complete with a lit-up mirror.
New amenity kits will include products from Sisley and passengers will get cotton pyjamas as well.
Singapore Airlines’ 777-9s will have all four new cabin products and then 41 A350-900 long-haul and A350-900 ULR planes will be retrofitted with the new business class seats.
And the A350-900 ULRs will get first class seats for the first time.
Food on board is also getting upgraded, with more than 100 new appetisers, main courses and desserts across all cabin classes.
There will be new drink options too, including wine and spirits.
The new cabin will be rolled out in the second half of 2027.
Mr Goh Choon Phong, Chief Executive Officer, Singapore Airlines, said: “Our customers experience Singapore Airlines as one seamless journey, and this significant investment is designed to deliver greater comfort, choice, and convenience at every stage.
“This launch is not an endpoint, but another step in our continuous pursuit to earn and retain the trust and loyalty of our customers and reinforce our leadership in the airline industry.”