Gallery: Onboard Singapore Airlines' new A380

December 13, 2017
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Singapore Airlines A380

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The A380 parked at the Airbus delivery center in Toulouse.

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A very special feature on board the A380 is the re-arrangement of the premium economy-class sector, now located in front of the main deck.

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There are 44 Premium Economy Class seats on the main deck.

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Also on the main-deck, 343 economy class seats.

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Every economy class seat offers a generous seat-pitch and big personal IFE screens.

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An overview of the economy class section.

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Economy class seats in the exit row is available for an extra surcharge.

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Economy class galley

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In the rear of the aircraft, stairs connect the main deck with the upper deck.

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The upper deck features 78 business-class seats.

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The 1-2-1 layout offers direct access to the aisle for everyone. Here is a window-seat.

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An overview of the business-class upper deck.

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A Qatar Airways A350 is parked next to the Singapore Airlines A380.

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Business-class seat.

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Two business class seats that can be changed into a double bed.

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Another gallery is located between business and first class.

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The new A380 cabin offers six first-class suites. Two suites on the left and two on the right side in the cabin can be rearranged into big single-bed area.

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Entrance to first-class suite 3F.

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Suite 3F

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First-class suite double bed.

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Huge TV screens in every suite. Between the two screens, the suite can be separated with a special divider.

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First-class restroom.

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The second restroom offers also a makeup table.

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Singapore Airlines A380 in Toulouse

Singapore Airlines has invested $850 million for its recently launched on-board cabin products and innovations for 19 Airbus A380s. Five of them will be delivered brand-new with the features. Retrofit work on the remaining 14 A380s is expected to begin in late 2018 and scheduled to be completed by 2020.

ATW correspondent Kurt Hofmann was on-site in Toulouse for the first A380 delivery to Singapore Airlines with the new cabin features, bringing exclusive photos.