He’s didn’t even say how much he paid. He mentioned how much a generic reservation would cost. AMEX points redemption doesn’t say how much he had to pay in credit card expenses so accrue that many points. Also, he just brushed aside how he had a multi-city itinerary, so the entire “price” category was wholly irrelevant. Not transparent at all.
I agree. Ewr-sin on Singapore airlines in business class is a dream. I’ve done the flight 3 round trips in the past year. Love it! And love the cabin crew. I could easily be on it for 3-4 more hours
@@GreenerGrassi was your pilot in one of your flights on the channel. Hehehehehehehehee. As a pilot. It kind of irks me when passengers say "my flight". No. It's my flight. Your just sitting in the back and don't understand what's going on. But we need to keep it that way hehe
I did this flight in Business class from Newark EWR to Singapore and from Singapore back to EWR. Highly recommend it and it did not feel like 18 hours… in fact I did not want to get off. A few tips: - Try to buy the Business class ticket with credit card points with Singapore Airlines as a transfer partner - Flying out of Newark, you can use United’s Polaris lounge which is fantastic - Use Book the Cook prior to your flight to select dishes you want to eat (more selections than choices in the flight) - When flying back to the States, make sure to spend time in Singapore’s Business class lounge
what about turbulece? you did not mention that. the most important part for many. it was a long flight. how was it? did it drop like the recent new zealand to australia one or any other incidents? if there was turbulence then how heavy was it and what did the pilots say if anything at all?
@@dreamthedream8929 I’ve experienced allot of turbulence when flying east over India and Pakistan, really bad turbulence where the flight attendants crawled on their knees back to their stations while holding onto the seat legs as they moved row to row.
@@alyonapetrova694 that sounds bad, i have not had it that bad. were you traumatized from that and avoided getting on planes ever since? that sounds intense. how do you deal with it? medication? alcohol?
@@dreamthedream8929 Lots of Jack Daniels post flight. Actually, caught Covid and was quarantined in the Marriott downtown for 7 days. What’s rough is when you have to go to the restroom and both sides of you have people reclined and sleeping.
I was flying Emirates, Qatar, Lufthansa, SWISS and Co, but I have to say for me SIA is the BEST airline in world. Their aircraft always look brand new, very very well maintained, in perfect shape and their flight crew is always... and I mean always, near to perfection! what a great review, good flight and always save landings Sir! greetings from Vienna, Austria :-)
Hello Jeb and Suzanne. It was meeting you at the check-in counters. Hope to be able to meet you both again. I will be showing the video to my coworkers. It’s was a pleasure! Janey
Well, they should wake the pax up and insist they buckle up. Off topic: I shall never forget the Turkish Airlines FA who woke me up, while I was sleeping in their lie-flat business seat, buckled up, on my side, facing away from the aisle and towards the illuminator, to tell me to put my mask on! I've never been this mad on a flight.
I just love the bloopers at the end of each video. Oragami sleep positioning was the term Jeb was looking for. His repertoire is well founded, but I saw his mental Rolodex spinning. Great job as always 👏
Jeb, I loved your first "World's Longest Flight" video. It' seven better now to see you and Suzanne doing it together! Another fantastic video in the books. Well done, sir!!
Thank you Jeb for all your work and continuously uploading videos taking us with you wherever you guys go! I really enjoy watching your content you guys are very genuine folks and i can’t wait to see more of your reviews!
I’m fascinated by the logistical challenges. 1. How does Singapore staff this flight? Are there rotating FA’s? 2. Meals- with a la carte meals available, how do they know which meals to stock? At least “book the cook” helps them in this regard. My oldest brother lives in Maui and my younger brother in Sydney. I live in Miami and always break up the flights to visit them , as I would rather sleep in a comfortable hotel than get just 4-5 hours of fitful sleep on a jet. I’d rather dine in a cozy restaurant than have airplane meals. Plus breaking up a very long trip reduces jet lag. And I do travel business class for all international travel.
Hey Jeb Brooks, I am a huge fan, I have been watching you ever I was 7 in 2020, and I still do in 2024! I am in Georgia 40 mins away from ATL and you came there that's amazing, I mean I've never met you but it's amazing that you came to ATL airport! Again huge fan!!!!😃😀😁BYE God bless!
Without a doubt the best airline "You Tubers" at present (sorry Sam Chui)--informative, very well presented and most importantly honest and down to earth. Great work in my humble opinion.
I was lucky enough to fly Toronto-O’Hare-Auckland-Vancouver-Toronto a couple of months and my flight was Air NZ in and out of Auckland which was phenomenal but life would be just that bit more perfect if there was ever a Toronto-Auckland direct! Thanks as well for your awesome videos, I really enjoy watching them! Keep up the great work!
Singapore airline is top notch. I did LAX to Singapore and everything went amazing. Plenty of food and snacks. Plenty of drinks and water. They have eye mask and other small treats to all the passengers. Bathrooms were checked and cleaned like every hour. Toothbrushes in the bathrooms. Just another level of amazing.
As I am going to go to your country and plan to board Amtrak, I watched some of your videos. All of them were so informative and entertaining. I just appreciate your optimistic and straightforward attitude. Plus, you might have the best voice in the RUclips world.
Just imagine 18hrs in economy class. At least you guys were in business class so you could stretch your legs, have more space and could eat more food than the tiny meals they serve in economy class.
I did the reverse the reverse of that flight SIN/JFK. My flight had really strong tailwind and we made it in 16 hour 50 minutes, arriving an hour ahead of schedule. My outbound flight to TPE took only about 45 minutes less because of the strong headwind. The best seats on SQ A350s are the ones at the front of the cabin, like 19A or 19K. The service on board is impeccable. I slept for maybe 8 or 9 hours and read for most of the rest of the trip.
I took this flight several times, back when it was an A340-500 and flew from Newark. Flying over Russia was still a thing and they flew over the North Pole. It was always amazing to pass through 12 time zones in 10 minutes, as we crossed over the top of the world.
Just one correction on the route. As far as I know, nowadays these flights from New York to Singapore always cross the Atlantic and fly over the European and Asian continents. The previous routes over the North Pole and the Pacific required using Russian airspace... which Singapore Airlines does not use.
In 1999, I spent 22 hours on a 747. Yes, there was a fuel stop for an hour where other people connectd to it, but after having gotten off the plane at the stop in the other direction, I wasn't about to make that mistake again. Gate agents and security in Singapore assumed you were suspicious if you reboarded your flight without baggage. Anyway, Brisbane-Singapore-London. 7+1+14 hours. Westbound, we went over Moscow, while eastbound we went over Iran. I'm OK with a direct flight with one stop, on a super long flight. Burning more fuel to carry more fuel to burn more fuel later, while carrying fewer passengers on a huge plane just to do that, just doesn't make sense beyond a certain point. I'm not saying I'd never take a 16 or 18 hour flight, but I'm far more likely to accept a bargain on two legs than go out of my way for a super long nonstop. Preferably direct, but even a connection is not the end of the world, and can give you a bit of exercise, maybe some different food in the terminal, maybe a real rest room, maybe meet some interesting people. I can spend 18 hours in bed at home, no need to do it on a plane.
1. Was surprised to see the lights on bright half way through the flight. 2. Not sure a whole star deserved to be taken away because of a slice of cheese pizza offered as an optional refreshment. 3. Always enjoy your videos and thank you for posting 🙂
Great video as always, Jeb & Suzanne. I was very fortunate to get SQ24 in business class from SIN to JFK on a steal of a point redemption deal last October. To make it even better I was able to switch to bulkhead seat 19A at check in. Row 19 does not have that awkward footwell restriction making it by far the roomiest location on the aircraft. They are bassinet seats and are therefore blocked from pre-booking until check-in. I recommend checking in early to try to get this row. That said, there is always a risk that there will be an infant in a bassinet nearby so remember to pack your earplugs.
Great video as always, Jeb! Eighteen hours seems long, but is actually long enough to enjoy the business class amenities. And my response to your tagline “and you’re coming along” is “I’d love to!”
Another great video guys. Regardless of class that is a long journey! Great to hear SQ are finally upgrading those seats and hopefully will fix the legroom situation.
i visited the singapore national museum last september, which singapore airlines offered an a380 cabin as an exhibit for their special exhibition about travel in singapore, what an awesome to create a room in a airplane carrying hundreds of passengers.
Thank you for sharing another awesome video. Grately appreciated. Jeff: I’ve got a new beautiful watch last Christmas(Tissot). Thank you for inspiring me to fly more and enjoy time pieces more and more. You and Suzanne together keep up the awesome endless adventures and always good work !!!!
Amazing flight Jeb! Always a highlight watching you! Love Susanne's "You can listen to the Taylor Swift Album some 15 times" HAha!! Keep up the awesome work!
Your excitement and your wife's is the same as one of my coworkers who loves planes and loves to learn about them. Me, on the other hand, am very much interested in Airports and their designs, layouts, runways, proximity, and size. Flying is awesome, but leaving a great airport makes things even better. More relaxing I guess.
I have found that when I travel to other countries it helps to not go to sleep right away. I try to go out for a walk or something. When I flew to Dubai (from Miami non-stop), I arrived at night. I’d slept well in the Emirates Business Class but decided that once I’d checked into my hotel, I went straight out for a walk. Definitely helped. I’ve done the same things for Switzerland and Czechia.
I need to go back to the Changi airport by December Holiday of very interesting of New York City! Can't stay at home everyday but haven't packed the bag or never bought my tickets only.😊🎉❤
I can't imagine being on a flight this long even in business class! I've heard so many good things about Singapore Airlines, though! Thanks for bringing us along. Always fun to watch a Jeb and Suzanne video! I'd love to stay at the TWA sometime even for just a day visit! :-) Ahh, JFK T4, it's so fun to go from B to A gates or vice-versa...
My girlfriend and I took this flight on our way to Phuket. On the way out it was 19hrs and gotta say after 12hrs or so it became as struggle. But the staff were nice and friendly. Enjoyed a couple chats with them and it helped break up the flight. On the way back it was about 17.5hrs and that somehow felt like a breeze. Can't wait for Project Sunrise!
I took the non-stop, 14-hour flight from San Francisco to Sydney on a Boeing 747SP in 1989. I loved flying back then and the trip was epic for me, too. I had jetlag the entire 5 days I was in Sydney. Thanks for this story.
I was also surprized by how routine this flight is made. No special announcement, no goodies or certificates. Bottomline this flight is a good reflection of Singapore : Streamlined, efficient, and making the extraordinary seem ordinary !
I think for a flight like this 1st class and to have that bed, is the only way; you need to stretch out. What a privilege to fly that way. Jeb, you never seem to lose your sense of adventure and fun when you fly.
I've been looking forward to this one! In December I flew direct from Milan to Singapore (Cool route!) with Singapore Airlines, I was blown away by the service! Best cabin crew in the sky. Next trip there I will be flying from JFK!
I alway enjoy your videos. I noticed your trips are always in first class, It would be nice on the long flights to be in the coach class and to experience what alot of passengers will be experiencing. Because alot of people fly in economy class. Thank you
Love the quick service. I flew Polaris from Dulles to Brussels last year and it was a great experience, but they didn't conclude service until maybe three hours left on a barely seven-hour flight.
My longest flight was, according to flightaware, 9 hours and 28 minutes on a 777-200er, and I loved it! First time I slept on a plane, let alone in economy. I could maybe double that, but i would definitely need that premium economy
I have flown non-stop r/t between Atlanta and Dubai about 50 times, mostly on Delta. It is usually a 15 hour flight but often is 16 hours heading westbound (against the Jet Stream). Doing the trip in Business Class is a pleasure as it lets you have a great dinner, sleep nine (9!) hours (lie flat seat), and have a great breakfast before arrival. Doing the trip in Economy is like being in a electric chair for 16 hours but without the electricity. The flights also featured a mid-flight snack but I usually slept through it.
How are the bathrooms? Showers available?? Can't imagine how everyone feels after 18hrs plus the few hours before the flight....then going thru immigration over there then a ride to hotel...basically a 24hr day lol
I really like that premium economy is the cheapest class on this trip, cos it makes sense for how long it is! I flew Premium Economy on the flight to EWR and from JFK back and it was really nice, didn’t feel like 18h/19h at all. Book the Cook is AWESOME.
As a Singaporean, its really cool that the world's longest flight is right on my doorstep. I really would like to cross it off before Qantas takes over the title.
I flew with Singapore once as a kid on the A380 to Frankfurt. I remember when we landed, everyone going to Frankfurt got off the plane, and those going to Singapore stayed on.
You're always so transparent with what you all pay. That's what makes your channel the best
Always? In the past he refused to tell us when we would ask him in the comments.
@@chinabergthey are all the same. An entitled lot.
@@chinabergYeah, I was about to say the pricing is a very recent addition.
9V-SGC- I was on SQ33 with this same aircraft on 3/13
Always choose 10A, 11K, 19A and 19K
He’s didn’t even say how much he paid. He mentioned how much a generic reservation would cost. AMEX points redemption doesn’t say how much he had to pay in credit card expenses so accrue that many points. Also, he just brushed aside how he had a multi-city itinerary, so the entire “price” category was wholly irrelevant. Not transparent at all.
Watching this in Singapore 25 hours before our direct flight back to EWR. Our inbound flight flight was a dream, didn’t feel like a 18 hour flight.
I agree. Ewr-sin on Singapore airlines in business class is a dream. I’ve done the flight 3 round trips in the past year. Love it! And love the cabin crew. I could easily be on it for 3-4 more hours
Have a FANTASTIC return trip!!
Lucky you! Have a good flight!
Flying back from Singapore next week to Newark. 😂. Done it a few times already
@@GreenerGrassi was your pilot in one of your flights on the channel. Hehehehehehehehee. As a pilot. It kind of irks me when passengers say "my flight". No. It's my flight. Your just sitting in the back and don't understand what's going on. But we need to keep it that way hehe
I did this flight in Business class from Newark EWR to Singapore and from Singapore back to EWR. Highly recommend it and it did not feel like 18 hours… in fact I did not want to get off. A few tips:
- Try to buy the Business class ticket with credit card points with Singapore Airlines as a transfer partner
- Flying out of Newark, you can use United’s Polaris lounge which is fantastic
- Use Book the Cook prior to your flight to select dishes you want to eat (more selections than choices in the flight)
- When flying back to the States, make sure to spend time in Singapore’s Business class lounge
what about turbulece? you did not mention that. the most important part for many. it was a long flight. how was it? did it drop like the recent new zealand to australia one or any other incidents? if there was turbulence then how heavy was it and what did the pilots say if anything at all?
@@dreamthedream8929
I’ve experienced allot of turbulence when flying east over India and Pakistan, really bad turbulence where the flight attendants crawled on their knees back to their stations while holding onto the seat legs as they moved row to row.
@@alyonapetrova694 that sounds bad, i have not had it that bad. were you traumatized from that and avoided getting on planes ever since? that sounds intense. how do you deal with it? medication? alcohol?
@@dreamthedream8929
Lots of Jack Daniels post flight. Actually, caught Covid and was quarantined in the Marriott downtown for 7 days. What’s rough is when you have to go to the restroom and both sides of you have people reclined and sleeping.
@@dreamthedream8929 Turbulence is not something that can be predicted for a flight. It varies from day to day
I was flying Emirates, Qatar, Lufthansa, SWISS and Co, but I have to say for me SIA is the BEST airline in world. Their aircraft always look brand new, very very well maintained, in perfect shape and their flight crew is always... and I mean always, near to perfection! what a great review, good flight and always save landings Sir! greetings from Vienna, Austria :-)
Hello Jeb and Suzanne. It was meeting you at the check-in counters. Hope to be able to meet you both again. I will be showing the video to my coworkers. It’s was a pleasure!
Janey
His name is Jeb. Not Jed. Just letting you know.
Thank you so much for your help!! You got us started on the right foot!!!
@@kristigarrigan7046man don’t be rude
Yes a video to enjoy with my morning coffee!!
Saturday morning with a Jeb video, nothing better!
United Airlines Operates a Long-Haul Flight between Houston (IAH) and Sydney (SYD) on its Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
Um....
10:15 Kudos for having the seat belt fastened during your sleep. The recent LATAM Flight 800 episode was a demonstration on why it must be so.
I think more reviewers need to demonstrate doing this. That recent flight shows why you need to buckle up while seated.
@@007knickAgree! Even Airlines need to be a bit more stringent to enforce it too.
@@DivineAura-eg7hxthey always tell us to fasten our seatbelts. What more can they do?
Well, they should wake the pax up and insist they buckle up. Off topic: I shall never forget the Turkish Airlines FA who woke me up, while I was sleeping in their lie-flat business seat, buckled up, on my side, facing away from the aisle and towards the illuminator, to tell me to put my mask on! I've never been this mad on a flight.
@@JahongirHaitovha ha. A flight immediately after COVID ?
The most priceless and magical part of this video is the love shared between you two.
I just love the bloopers at the end of each video.
Oragami sleep positioning was the term Jeb was looking for.
His repertoire is well founded, but I saw his mental Rolodex spinning.
Great job as always 👏
Jeb, I loved your first "World's Longest Flight" video. It' seven better now to see you and Suzanne doing it together! Another fantastic video in the books. Well done, sir!!
Traveling vicariously with Suzanne and Jeb...Thanks to you both. 😘
Jeb and Suzanne, thank you both for yet another amazing video!
I love stuff like this. It is amazing the range that modern aircraft have.
I have a relative who just took this flight!! Thank you for making this so I could see what he experienced. I LOVE your videos.
Thank you Jeb for all your work and continuously uploading videos taking us with you wherever you guys go! I really enjoy watching your content you guys are very genuine folks and i can’t wait to see more of your reviews!
It's so good seeing Herself getting more comfortable on-camera.
I’m fascinated by the logistical challenges.
1. How does Singapore staff this flight? Are there rotating FA’s?
2. Meals- with a la carte meals available, how do they know which meals to stock? At least “book the cook” helps them in this regard.
My oldest brother lives in Maui and my younger brother in Sydney. I live in Miami and always break up the flights to visit them , as I would rather sleep in a comfortable hotel than get just 4-5 hours of fitful sleep on a jet. I’d rather dine in a cozy restaurant than have airplane meals.
Plus breaking up a very long trip reduces jet lag.
And I do travel business class for all international travel.
I read somewhere that on these long non stops yes. They carry two flight crew and two FA and there is a crew rest area where they go and sleep.
There’s a LOT to be said for traveling 10,000 mi all in one go and eliminating a groggy transit while taking non-direct flights.
Hey Jeb Brooks, I am a huge fan, I have been watching you ever I was 7 in 2020, and I still do in 2024! I am in Georgia 40 mins away from ATL and you came there that's amazing, I mean I've never met you but it's amazing that you came to ATL airport! Again huge fan!!!!😃😀😁BYE God bless!
Without a doubt the best airline "You Tubers" at present (sorry Sam Chui)--informative, very well presented and most importantly honest and down to earth. Great work in my humble opinion.
I like Sam's current format. More about aviation workers than review.
Nice meeting you both in the SQ lounge 😀 Awesome review as always and really looking forward to your next installment!
Awesome to meet you, too!! Thanks so much for saying hello!
Started following this guy during Covid….& I have no regrets
I was lucky enough to fly Toronto-O’Hare-Auckland-Vancouver-Toronto a couple of months and my flight was Air NZ in and out of Auckland which was phenomenal but life would be just that bit more perfect if there was ever a Toronto-Auckland direct!
Thanks as well for your awesome videos, I really enjoy watching them! Keep up the great work!
Ahh yes, Toronto. Where terminal 3 is the oldest, terminal 1 is the youngest and we haven't had a terminal 2 since 2007
About time we get a new video. I needed my fix guys!
Singapore airline is top notch. I did LAX to Singapore and everything went amazing. Plenty of food and snacks. Plenty of drinks and water. They have eye mask and other small treats to all the passengers. Bathrooms were checked and cleaned like every hour. Toothbrushes in the bathrooms. Just another level of amazing.
As I am going to go to your country and plan to board Amtrak, I watched some of your videos. All of them were so informative and entertaining. I just appreciate your optimistic and straightforward attitude. Plus, you might have the best voice in the RUclips world.
Wow! That’s so kind! I hope you have a fantastic trip!!
exiting to see you on the worlds longest flight, not not for long, cant wait to see you on the project sunrise flights!!!
Just imagine 18hrs in economy class. At least you guys were in business class so you could stretch your legs, have more space and could eat more food than the tiny meals they serve in economy class.
Even the SA economy class is much better than any US carriers economy class
This flight has no economy
@@briandowney3033 well, premium economy.
I’ve done peel eco on this route before, it’s actually not bad.
Did Thai Jfk-Bkk in 2005 in econ. Slept a ton as I remember and woke up with 6hrs still to go.
I did the reverse the reverse of that flight SIN/JFK. My flight had really strong tailwind and we made it in 16 hour 50 minutes, arriving an hour ahead of schedule. My outbound flight to TPE took only about 45 minutes less because of the strong headwind.
The best seats on SQ A350s are the ones at the front of the cabin, like 19A or 19K.
The service on board is impeccable. I slept for maybe 8 or 9 hours and read for most of the rest of the trip.
Great video as usual! Jeb you should definitely try out ITA airways first/business class to Italy! I would LOVE to see that.
I’ve been waiting for this video for forever lol, and of all days I missed it because I was on a plane 😭
Yes another fantastic video ❤❤❤❤
Something cool to watch when I get off work in the mornings❤
Man upon arrival you two looked beat. Great video thanks for the awesome content.
What a journey, loved that we got to go along with you guys!
Thanks for joining!
The TWA hotel is so cool. Stayed there when we had an unexpected night we had to spend at JFK and loved it.
I took this flight several times, back when it was an A340-500 and flew from Newark. Flying over Russia was still a thing and they flew over the North Pole. It was always amazing to pass through 12 time zones in 10 minutes, as we crossed over the top of the world.
I wouldn’t have thought the A340 could go that far
@@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549A340-500 was the ultra-long range version. Only bought by a few airlines, and already retired from all commercial service.
Just one correction on the route. As far as I know, nowadays these flights from New York to Singapore always cross the Atlantic and fly over the European and Asian continents. The previous routes over the North Pole and the Pacific required using Russian airspace... which Singapore Airlines does not use.
You’re correct!
It depends.I've seen it go over to the east and west on that route. But more times than not they take the east route.
i've been in a flight where they cross Japan-Russia-Canada-U.S, using North Pole route.
Thank you, Jeb and Suzanne. You always bring the humor and high quality production. It’s much appreciated!! BTW, ATL-SYD is my wish.
Great vid!!! earlyyyy!!
Absolutely fantastic video guys!😸 (also, Suzanne has a great taste in music)
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@13:28 MONEY SHOT! I felt the fatigue, I felt the physical drudgery of a long flight, but most importantly, I felt the love. Awesome awesome awesome!
In 1999, I spent 22 hours on a 747. Yes, there was a fuel stop for an hour where other people connectd to it, but after having gotten off the plane at the stop in the other direction, I wasn't about to make that mistake again. Gate agents and security in Singapore assumed you were suspicious if you reboarded your flight without baggage. Anyway, Brisbane-Singapore-London. 7+1+14 hours. Westbound, we went over Moscow, while eastbound we went over Iran. I'm OK with a direct flight with one stop, on a super long flight. Burning more fuel to carry more fuel to burn more fuel later, while carrying fewer passengers on a huge plane just to do that, just doesn't make sense beyond a certain point. I'm not saying I'd never take a 16 or 18 hour flight, but I'm far more likely to accept a bargain on two legs than go out of my way for a super long nonstop. Preferably direct, but even a connection is not the end of the world, and can give you a bit of exercise, maybe some different food in the terminal, maybe a real rest room, maybe meet some interesting people. I can spend 18 hours in bed at home, no need to do it on a plane.
The best part of this video is seeing the love between you two.
1. Was surprised to see the lights on bright half way through the flight.
2. Not sure a whole star deserved to be taken away because of a slice of cheese pizza offered as an optional refreshment.
3. Always enjoy your videos and thank you for posting 🙂
I love it, you can either go east OR west to get there! That's incredible.
Suzanne’s food choice was awesome. Hainanese chicken rice and lamb. Can’t beat that.
Yet another great video. You encouraged me to go to Germany (where I am other now!) love it, Jeb!
Just did this flight with my 2 kids in December! We all sat Business as there is only business and premium economy! Loved it. Did not want it to end!
🤣 even we were ready for it to be over
Jeb changing watches mid flight is quite a flex!
Good review. Enjoyed it.
Great video as always, Jeb & Suzanne. I was very fortunate to get SQ24 in business class from SIN to JFK on a steal of a point redemption deal last October. To make it even better I was able to switch to bulkhead seat 19A at check in. Row 19 does not have that awkward footwell restriction making it by far the roomiest location on the aircraft. They are bassinet seats and are therefore blocked from pre-booking until check-in. I recommend checking in early to try to get this row. That said, there is always a risk that there will be an infant in a bassinet nearby so remember to pack your earplugs.
Great video as always, Jeb! Eighteen hours seems long, but is actually long enough to enjoy the business class amenities. And my response to your tagline “and you’re coming along” is “I’d love to!”
Another amazing video from Jeb Brooks and Suzanne! Keep up the amazing work!
Another great video guys. Regardless of class that is a long journey! Great to hear SQ are finally upgrading those seats and hopefully will fix the legroom situation.
Thanks so much, Dennis! I’m still hoping somebody adds ADL-GSO on an A350 sometime soon!!
@GreenerGrass how cool would that be!!
When we flew Newark - Singapore on SIA over a decade ago we went over LA and the Pacific on all Business Class.
Flew SFO-SIN last March via SQ for 17 hrs... absolutely amazing flight!!!
Watching now! love the robotic-ish sound in the beginning. lol! 💗 (today is National Panda Day!...very China Zoo-like)
The window is all the entertainment I need 😂 I'm making this trip in February. I cant wait
good content! hope to see you at 1 million!
i visited the singapore national museum last september, which singapore airlines offered an a380 cabin as an exhibit for their special exhibition about travel in singapore, what an awesome to create a room in a airplane carrying hundreds of passengers.
Thank you for sharing another awesome video. Grately appreciated.
Jeff: I’ve got a new beautiful watch last Christmas(Tissot).
Thank you for inspiring me to fly more and enjoy time pieces more and more.
You and Suzanne together keep up the awesome endless adventures and always good work !!!!
Amazing flight Jeb! Always a highlight watching you! Love Susanne's "You can listen to the Taylor Swift Album some 15 times" HAha!! Keep up the awesome work!
My dream non-stop long haul route would probably be London Heathrow to Sydney
Edit: (On the Qantas A380)
Flew JFK to SGN March 13th. Sat in seat 10A. The time flew by! I didn’t want the flight to end! Exceptional service from Singapore Airlines as always.
SGN is Ho Chi Minh airport, I don’t think you can fly direct from JFK
Your excitement and your wife's is the same as one of my coworkers who loves planes and loves to learn about them. Me, on the other hand, am very much interested in Airports and their designs, layouts, runways, proximity, and size. Flying is awesome, but leaving a great airport makes things even better. More relaxing I guess.
You were very kind with the scores, in my opinion... Kudos to both of you for survive the 18hrs fligth!
Man that is a lonnnnnggg haul! Super cool though!
I have found that when I travel to other countries it helps to not go to sleep right away. I try to go out for a walk or something.
When I flew to Dubai (from Miami non-stop), I arrived at night. I’d slept well in the Emirates Business Class but decided that once I’d checked into my hotel, I went straight out for a walk. Definitely helped.
I’ve done the same things for Switzerland and Czechia.
Jeb I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Your childlike love and fascination of all things planes is so endearing.
I just did this 2 months ago!!!! Great trip and product.
Business or Economy tho? I doubt the latter is anywhere near as comfortable
I need to go back to the Changi airport by December Holiday of very interesting of New York City! Can't stay at home everyday but haven't packed the bag or never bought my tickets only.😊🎉❤
Imagine doing this flight in economy 💀
There is no economy class, only business and premium economy
Lol
That would be mid
Nah that’d be wild especially if there was a baby that wouldn’t stop crying 💀☠️
I’ve done 16 hours in a 3 4 3 777 before, not quite as long as this but it’s in the top 10 longest flights IIRC. Don’t really recommend tbh
I can't imagine being on a flight this long even in business class! I've heard so many good things about Singapore Airlines, though! Thanks for bringing us along. Always fun to watch a Jeb and Suzanne video! I'd love to stay at the TWA sometime even for just a day visit! :-) Ahh, JFK T4, it's so fun to go from B to A gates or vice-versa...
I would love to fly this route. I always have fun flying no matter how long the flight is.
Love your videos! And the bloopers make it real…..thanks!
Took this flight last year with my wife... didn't feel long at all
They did an amazing job
My girlfriend and I took this flight on our way to Phuket. On the way out it was 19hrs and gotta say after 12hrs or so it became as struggle. But the staff were nice and friendly. Enjoyed a couple chats with them and it helped break up the flight. On the way back it was about 17.5hrs and that somehow felt like a breeze. Can't wait for Project Sunrise!
I took the non-stop, 14-hour flight from San Francisco to Sydney on a Boeing 747SP in 1989. I loved flying back then and the trip was epic for me, too. I had jetlag the entire 5 days I was in Sydney. Thanks for this story.
Very cool! I love the 747SP and am so very sorry I never got to fly onboard!!
I was also surprized by how routine this flight is made. No special announcement, no goodies or certificates.
Bottomline this flight is a good reflection of Singapore : Streamlined, efficient, and making the extraordinary seem ordinary !
i remember the day he published the original video and how hard i laughed when the water salute didn’t work 😅
Fascinating Jeb. I’m headed to Singapore next yr,so this a definite choice for me. Thanks man for the preview
Another great video. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
18 hours in a plane is intimidating. But if you're in business class on Singapore air they will spoil you rotten
I think for a flight like this 1st class and to have that bed, is the only way; you need to stretch out. What a privilege to fly that way. Jeb, you never seem to lose your sense of adventure and fun when you fly.
I loved having Suzanne talk a lot more
I've been looking forward to this one! In December I flew direct from Milan to Singapore (Cool route!) with Singapore Airlines, I was blown away by the service! Best cabin crew in the sky. Next trip there I will be flying from JFK!
I alway enjoy your videos. I noticed your trips are always in first class, It would be nice on the long flights to be in the coach class and to experience what alot of passengers will be experiencing. Because alot of people fly in economy class. Thank you
With Jeb. Not likely to happen.
With Jeb. Not likely to happen. All ways BC on long distance. Does get rather repetitive.
One of the 6 solo premium economy seats in the back of the plane was a comfortable flight. You get your own storage bin back there.
Did your seat recline
@@HPM619 yes it did. Around 7 or 8 inches which was enough for me to fall asleep.
Love the quick service. I flew Polaris from Dulles to Brussels last year and it was a great experience, but they didn't conclude service until maybe three hours left on a barely seven-hour flight.
Didn’t have that problem on this flight🤣
My longest flight was, according to flightaware, 9 hours and 28 minutes on a 777-200er, and I loved it! First time I slept on a plane, let alone in economy. I could maybe double that, but i would definitely need that premium economy
Friends? Ugh. Seinfeld? Ugh. The Office? Oh yeeeeeahhhhh🎉
I have flown non-stop r/t between Atlanta and Dubai about 50 times, mostly on Delta. It is usually a 15 hour flight but often is 16 hours heading westbound (against the Jet Stream). Doing the trip in Business Class is a pleasure as it lets you have a great dinner, sleep nine (9!) hours (lie flat seat), and have a great breakfast before arrival. Doing the trip in Economy is like being in a electric chair for 16 hours but without the electricity.
The flights also featured a mid-flight snack but I usually slept through it.
How are the bathrooms? Showers available?? Can't imagine how everyone feels after 18hrs plus the few hours before the flight....then going thru immigration over there then a ride to hotel...basically a 24hr day lol
Knowing i can fly from sg to nyc is such an empowering feeling
Agree! It’s incredible that it’s possible and happens everyday!
I really like that premium economy is the cheapest class on this trip, cos it makes sense for how long it is! I flew Premium Economy on the flight to EWR and from JFK back and it was really nice, didn’t feel like 18h/19h at all. Book the Cook is AWESOME.
Your channel is awesome!
Thank you so much!
As a Singaporean, its really cool that the world's longest flight is right on my doorstep. I really would like to cross it off before Qantas takes over the title.
You reminded me of the excitemet flying JFK to Tokyo non-stop on a PanAm B747SP. In those days, the longest non-stop flight!
I flew with Singapore once as a kid on the A380 to Frankfurt. I remember when we landed, everyone going to Frankfurt got off the plane, and those going to Singapore stayed on.