Aha so to a point the other comment 'any aircraft will be fine in business class' is kind of true. Each one has its own benefits. The bed on the A350 is comfier, and having the fixed foot stool rather than the sliding out ottoman on the A380 means you can get your feet into a really comfortable position when seated. If you're traveling with friends and you want to talk, the A380 is just so quiet it's lovely. It really is the king of the skies. I'd absolutely book it if you've never been on it. It's also super smooth through turbulence. I'd probably book the A350 though. The newer design of the cabin really shows.
@@WorldlyWondering Thanks :) I think I will fly all of them, have the option to fly a380 and a350 LH including regional. So would you say to give them all a go rather then stick to one lol?
I'd try both! in fact, when we go to austalia again in April, we're also trying the 777 with Singapore, just to say we've tried all 3 (but also becuase the flight time, that time, on the 777 works out better)
Are all the Business class seats on the A380 on the top deck?
Hi, from my understanding yes. If you look on Singapore Air Website, you can actually see a seating map for all of the aircraft types they have :)
If you had to pick between a350 or a383 in business which one would you pick for a day flight?
Any aircraft be fine with me in biz class 😅
Aha so to a point the other comment 'any aircraft will be fine in business class' is kind of true. Each one has its own benefits. The bed on the A350 is comfier, and having the fixed foot stool rather than the sliding out ottoman on the A380 means you can get your feet into a really comfortable position when seated.
If you're traveling with friends and you want to talk, the A380 is just so quiet it's lovely. It really is the king of the skies. I'd absolutely book it if you've never been on it. It's also super smooth through turbulence.
I'd probably book the A350 though. The newer design of the cabin really shows.
@@WorldlyWondering Thanks :) I think I will fly all of them, have the option to fly a380 and a350 LH including regional. So would you say to give them all a go rather then stick to one lol?
I'd try both! in fact, when we go to austalia again in April, we're also trying the 777 with Singapore, just to say we've tried all 3 (but also becuase the flight time, that time, on the 777 works out better)