Thanks for checking out this flight! Singapore Airlines is a great carrier for intl flights...and if you have a connection in Singapore might as well enjoy the Jewel at SIN!
Pre Covid they used to hand out hot towels which was so nice in economy. Plus a side salad that went with the meal. I wish they would bring those back. Loving your pictures out the window and your way of presentation, good luck.
Great video, love it. But my friend, is this video about the A350 or about yourself? The oh so looong shots of your face are brilliant as the sparkle of your teeth. 😁
What a great trip, I have never flown in the A350, but it looks like a very nice and comfortable plane, and the views from the flight were amazing, wonderful. Many greetings Andrew and thanks for all the work you do to share your adventures! :)
It is a very nice plane indeed! Very quiet! Latam does not have this aircraft, neither does Air Canada, so I can only fly it around Asia. It is always exciting to see the views from a new part of the world! Have a great week, Ariel!
Good trip. What I liked about the SQ A350 is that they have the good live TV entertainment where you can access to live sport, BBC News, and more entertainment. As well, travellers can use wifi over 10000 feet.
Fair comments, I hope to fly to the UK later this year with them. Disappointed to hear about the cleanliness issues and the lack of wet wipes, that’s where the Japanese are world leaders on this area. You didn’t mention about leg room in Economy. I understand the room is one of the best? I’m even tossing up Premium Economy.
I had no issues with legroom. The seats and space are constructed with long haul flights in mind. If you can get p. econ for a good price, I'd go with that...at least for one direction. Have a good trip!
Loved the flight review! SIA always provide an exceptional product when flying, the meals provided in this flight were lacking a little though. I have noticed this has been a slight trend when comparing services pre and post pandemic. Hopefully its an issue that's resolved soon as the airline industry comes back to some sense of normalcy.
Haha! When he was showing sydney airport i thought he was showing singapore airport so i was kinda intrigued then realised its sydney aiport whoch is my local airport 😂
Thanks! The qualitative terms are good to ballpark those hours. Geography must be take into account. For example, calling a 6/7 hour flight in North America 'regional' is a bit of a stretch.
The quality of their meals seems to have degraded since I last flew with them about 7 years ago. Looking at another channel reviewing them reinforces my opinion. In 2 weeks I am doing Christchurch to London with them. Looking at the meals I don’t feel inspired.
I think the meal was better on my sin-hnd flight. They were testing out new packaging. Let us know how the meals are in your next flights. But for the high ratings Singapore gets, I am surprised at the meal service. In either case, enjoy your trip!
@@BrianLarin Bollocks. It’s what I pay for in my very expensive fare. It’s your attitude that will give the airlines licence to make their passengers do exactly that without any accompanying fare reduction.
I do love flight the A350 but... From my experience, Singapore Airlines is operating on its past reputation only. On my last trip with them a year ago, the flight personnel were equal to the others (ANA, United, Malaysia Air), but they fell down on every other aspect of customer service. Every step of the way, as I tried to point out their problems to them, the answer was always, "Just tell us what YOU did wrong and we will try to fix your mistakes." Their website was woefully outdated, and the English language version, instead of listing requirements for entry just linked to an out-of-date cartoon version of the Malaysia government's requirements from the previous year written in Bahasa Malayu, not English. Calling from the USA to their 1-800 number linked me to an Indian call center where the "associate" could understand and speak little English; he kept trying to sell me Covid testing, not realizing Malaysia didn't require it and even worse, he kept trying to send me to Singapore Air's "Partner" who provided testing (but only in Europe and Asia, not in the USA where I was calling from). When I got to the Los Angeles airport, the checkin staff were unaware of Malaysia's requirements and initially refused boarding passes to all Malaysia-bound passengers; some actually believed the staff and went home but those of us who waited were rewarded with boarding passes at the last minute after a hasty call to Singapore set the staff right. Every step of the way, even nowardays, Singapore Airlines reaction has been, "Please, we want to make it right for you. Tell us what you did wrong so we can help you do it right next time." They're living in the past; they need to fix present problems, not celebrate what they used to be.
At least you shouldn't have to deal with anymore corona requirements nonsense in the future. I have some empathy for staff with this regard as there were different entry requirements for different countries changing constantly. Since I checked-in in Auckland, I didnt have any interactions with ground staff. I look forward though to see Singapore, and all airlines, continually improve.
Thanks for checking out this flight! Singapore Airlines is a great carrier for intl flights...and if you have a connection in Singapore might as well enjoy the Jewel at SIN!
Pre Covid they used to hand out hot towels which was so nice in economy. Plus a side salad that went with the meal. I wish they would bring those back. Loving your pictures out the window and your way of presentation, good luck.
Never flew them precovid, so I had no idea of their service before - thanks for the added info! I think they should reintroduce both.
I Love The A350,I Love To Have The Satay When Aboard,And A Singapore Sling.Great Trip Report
Great video, love it. But my friend, is this video about the A350 or about yourself? The oh so looong shots of your face are brilliant as the sparkle of your teeth. 😁
What a great trip, I have never flown in the A350, but it looks like a very nice and comfortable plane, and the views from the flight were amazing, wonderful. Many greetings Andrew and thanks for all the work you do to share your adventures! :)
It is a very nice plane indeed! Very quiet! Latam does not have this aircraft, neither does Air Canada, so I can only fly it around Asia. It is always exciting to see the views from a new part of the world! Have a great week, Ariel!
Really good trip report, I've subscribed. Can I ask what phone and gimble, (if you use one), and what editing system you use please?
Right on thanks!
I use a dji pocket 2 camera and shotcut video editing software.
Phone is an S9...hopefully upgraded in the near future 🤣
reckon Qantas gives us more food
Would be interesting to experience. They're on my list to fly one day!
when i went singapore in 2022 i also gate 59
Cool! Great gate!
Good trip. What I liked about the SQ A350 is that they have the good live TV entertainment where you can access to live sport, BBC News, and more entertainment. As well, travellers can use wifi over 10000 feet.
I Love The A350,When Aboard I Love Have A Satay And A Singapore Sling.Great Trip Report
Nice video and great info.
Glad you enjoyed!
Fair comments, I hope to fly to the UK later this year with them. Disappointed to hear about the cleanliness issues and the lack of wet wipes, that’s where the Japanese are world leaders on this area.
You didn’t mention about leg room in Economy. I understand the room is one of the best? I’m even tossing up Premium Economy.
I had no issues with legroom. The seats and space are constructed with long haul flights in mind.
If you can get p. econ for a good price, I'd go with that...at least for one direction.
Have a good trip!
Loved the flight review! SIA always provide an exceptional product when flying, the meals provided in this flight were lacking a little though. I have noticed this has been a slight trend when comparing services pre and post pandemic. Hopefully its an issue that's resolved soon as the airline industry comes back to some sense of normalcy.
Hey, glad you enjoyed it. The meal on my next flight was a little better, so we'll see if it improves in 2024!
Haha! When he was showing sydney airport i thought he was showing singapore airport so i was kinda intrigued then realised its sydney aiport whoch is my local airport 😂
I wished they sold kangaroo in Singapore 🤣
I was on that plane(9V-SHP) when i went to SIN from MNL(SQ917) last xmas 2022
Nice!
Good TR. short haul 2-3 hours. Regional 6-7 hours. Long haul 12 hours & ULH 15+ hours
Thanks! The qualitative terms are good to ballpark those hours. Geography must be take into account. For example, calling a 6/7 hour flight in North America 'regional' is a bit of a stretch.
hi! was there any amenities kit given or available on the flight ?
No amenity kit for econ. lavatory has some essentials.
Hi do you remember if the seats of rows 46 recline?(last row)
Sorry, I cant recall for an A350, I imagine it does...check the seat map it should indicate if it does not reclone.
Great recap of your experience on SQ A359.
Glad you enjoyed it! Overall a very pleasant experience!
Wow. That is very poor mealwise for SQ. No thanks
Not the best... there was some improvement on my next flight, happily.
Yes, very unappetising. At least I’m forewarned not to expect too much when I fly with them soon.
The quality of their meals seems to have degraded since I last flew with them about 7 years ago. Looking at another channel reviewing them reinforces my opinion. In 2 weeks I am doing Christchurch to London with them. Looking at the meals I don’t feel inspired.
I think the meal was better on my sin-hnd flight. They were testing out new packaging. Let us know how the meals are in your next flights.
But for the high ratings Singapore gets, I am surprised at the meal service.
In either case, enjoy your trip!
Pack your own food.
@@BrianLarin Bollocks. It’s what I pay for in my very expensive fare. It’s your attitude that will give the airlines licence to make their passengers do exactly that without any accompanying fare reduction.
@@BrianLarin Don’t be so bloody stupid.
I'm taking this soon. Do I need to buy a headphone adapter?
Depends on your headphones I recon. But you should be fine. Its just the standard headphone plug here.
@@theglobalpeasant so just the one hole... not the double hole type?
@@alimfuzzy just the single prong.
I do love flight the A350 but...
From my experience, Singapore Airlines is operating on its past reputation only. On my last trip with them a year ago, the flight personnel were equal to the others (ANA, United, Malaysia Air), but they fell down on every other aspect of customer service. Every step of the way, as I tried to point out their problems to them, the answer was always, "Just tell us what YOU did wrong and we will try to fix your mistakes." Their website was woefully outdated, and the English language version, instead of listing requirements for entry just linked to an out-of-date cartoon version of the Malaysia government's requirements from the previous year written in Bahasa Malayu, not English. Calling from the USA to their 1-800 number linked me to an Indian call center where the "associate" could understand and speak little English; he kept trying to sell me Covid testing, not realizing Malaysia didn't require it and even worse, he kept trying to send me to Singapore Air's "Partner" who provided testing (but only in Europe and Asia, not in the USA where I was calling from). When I got to the Los Angeles airport, the checkin staff were unaware of Malaysia's requirements and initially refused boarding passes to all Malaysia-bound passengers; some actually believed the staff and went home but those of us who waited were rewarded with boarding passes at the last minute after a hasty call to Singapore set the staff right. Every step of the way, even nowardays, Singapore Airlines reaction has been, "Please, we want to make it right for you. Tell us what you did wrong so we can help you do it right next time." They're living in the past; they need to fix present problems, not celebrate what they used to be.
At least you shouldn't have to deal with anymore corona requirements nonsense in the future. I have some empathy for staff with this regard as there were different entry requirements for different countries changing constantly.
Since I checked-in in Auckland, I didnt have any interactions with ground staff.
I look forward though to see Singapore, and all airlines, continually improve.
Can i have ur email..hehe
Hi what video camera did you use for this video?
Currently using a dji pocket 2!
Hey thanks for the reply@@theglobalpeasant