Singapore Airlines spending $2.2B to upgrade cabin seats across all classes
Singapore Airlines is investing $2.2 billion to refit 41 aircraft with new seats across all cabin classes.
Singapore Airlines announced a major cabin overhaul across 41 aircraft. The work starts in the second half of 2027.
All seat classes will get new designs: First, Business, Premium Economy, and Economy. More than 5,000 frequent flyers, staff, and industry experts helped design the seats.
Business class suites address a common complaint about current seats, some passengers find them uncomfortable for sleeping. Melbourne is the only Australian city confirmed to get the new cabins.
- $2.2 billion
- Refurbishment cost
- 41 aircraft
- Aircraft count
- More than 5,000 people
- Consultation participants
- Melbourne
- Australian launch city
Why it mattersPassengers across all classes get improved comfort with redesigned seats on long-haul flights.
AustraliaMelbourne passengers flying Singapore Airlines long-haul will eventually enjoy upgraded cabins with smarter, more customised seating.
