SQ A330 Inaugural Flights SIN-BNE-SIN and Training Flights

[9V-SIA]

Can't wait to try it for myself.

Looks very, very nice

Looking forward to softer seats than current new biz class

Thanks for sharing

[MAN Flyer]

Very nice.

That foot space does look a bit tight though.

[Kyo]

Perhaps this will help:

[MAN Flyer]

11A. I have that seat for one of my A330 flights, and 11K for the other. They seem to be the best then!.

Those two are also the best seats on the 772ER and the 77W imho.

[Nick C]

Was SQLPP on SQ959 ex-CGK? I think I saw someone resembling him. (Can SQLPP confirm this?)

[Kyo]

11A. I have that seat for one of my A330 flights, and 11K for the other. They seem to be the best then!.

Those two are also the best seats on the 772ER and the 77W imho.

There are some caveats to this seat, however

Firstly - No stowage space in the overhead compartment (there's a small notice to alert pax to this). I had to use the one between Row 12-13.

Secondly - no storage space/compartments except for the little pocket on the bulkhead. That pocket was also a VERY tight fit for the Bose QC3 case. A little bump and the thing came out (with consideration for magazines etc still inside, of course).

Thirdly - table will have to swivel upwards, otherwise it's quite a wriggle to get out. I.e. if you have a meal try on it, you have to be thinner to get out! This is maybe easier if you're in the aisle seat.

Middle seats are also great if you like aisle access (of course).

[StarG]

Nice pictures guys, thanks for sharing.
I am on the new plane tomorrow, looking forward to it.

[taipeiflyer]

great pics...hope everyone had a wonderful flight. StarG, enjoy your flight tomorrow!

[Nick C]

Here's mine.

New Regional J Cabin


Y Cabin (Seats similar to 388/77W)


Very comfortable new seats! Looks like modified Spacebeds but very much better.


Note that there isn't a side compartment as shown in the initial mock up shots.


Seat belts - those who drive the new generation of Merc will find this all too familiar.


Privacy Screen


Customary leg shot


Storage for water bottles


2 Storage cabinets with secure locks


Locked


Unlocked


Coat hook

[Nick C]

Seat Control Panel - 4 preset modes. You have to press and hold to get to that position. It isn't one touch.



Seat fully reclined - more comfortable than Spacebed despite having the same recline angle. No lumpy contours, just soft leather.


Not large feet friendly but still more room than the Spacebed


Inseat reading light (Off)


Inseat reading light (On)


Notice that the No smoking sign has been relocated.


There's no space for the headsets!
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Notice anything wrong?


IFE Remote (Similar to 388/77W)




Connection port for iPod

[Jubilee777]

[SQ LPP]

More cabin view




Seats 15HK







View towards front

[MAN Flyer]

Firstly - No stowage space in the overhead compartment (there's a small notice to alert pax to this). I had to use the one between Row 12-13.

Secondly - no storage space/compartments except for the little pocket on the bulkhead. That pocket was also a VERY tight fit for the Bose QC3 case. A little bump and the thing came out (with consideration for magazines etc still inside, of course).

The second one I can live with as I am used to lack of storage space spending so much time in row 11 on the 772ER.

The first one is a real pain though, especially as the overhead compartment doesn't seem to be the biggest looking at the pic of the bag having to go in sideways.

[SQ LPP]

View around the seat

The coat hook.
IFE screen
Two storage with two locks.









Magazines rack
Bottled water place





Between the seats armrest.
I-pod connector (You need the pin connector from the cabin crew like on A345.)




Power supply
USB
Audio




Life vest

[SQ LPP]

As mentioned, the remote is the same as on 77W and A380.




The armrest cover for the seat control




The seat control




Three prong style headset plug




The screen divider