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Airbus A380 cabins revealed today as SIA confirms Sydney route will be world's first
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Originally posted by 9V-JKL View PostThe plane that they were on had 6 abreast but SQ's config will have 4 abreast.
Anyone knows if A380 main deck will be wider than 747. If it is, then the 3-4-3 configuration will mean a much spacious Y class.
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Originally posted by SQflyergirl View PostThe upper deck of the 380 is NARROWER than the 77W
In any case, 5 abreast means that at least 1 seat will not have aisle access - and the way the J seats were designed - aisle access is a NECESSITY, not a luxury - ain't gonna happen i think.
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SIA now operates three daily 747-400 flights between Singapore and London. Tan says SIA’s midnight flight from Singapore will be the first to receive the A380 because this flight now has higher load factors than its two daytime flights from Singapore to London. The overnight flight from Singapore lands in London early in the morning and departs London just before noon, arriving in Singapore early the following morning.Check out my Trip Reports at:
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SQ first A380 is now furbish with the new cabin!
4 April 2007
CABIN FURNISHING FOR FIRST SINGAPORE AIRLINES A380
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Cabin furnishing of the first production A380 was completed in early April and is being tested prior to final delivery to Singapore Airlines.
The first production A380 - MSN003- due to enter service with Singapore Airlines later this year, reached the end of the cabin systems test phase on 4 April. Installation of the aircraft’s cabin at the A380 final assembly line in Hamburg was finished on 21 March and since then Airbus’ engineers and systems specialists have been performing a range of tests on the newly installed systems to check that they are working as expected.
The A380 programme team has been working with Singapore’s three on-site representatives throughout cabin furnishing to ensure that they are closely involved in decisions at every stage. And from 5 to 10 April, 30 representatives of Singapore Airlines including senior management are visiting the FAL to gain a comprehensive overview of the aircraft and its cabin systems as part of the customer pre-acceptance phase.
This phase of production has run very smoothly and, while details of the cabin remain secret, those working on the FAL are excited by the results achieved. “We are entering a new world of cabin furnishing,” said Peter Hahn head of the A380 FAL in Hamburg. “This cabin interior looks fantastic and brings a brand new dimension to the onboard experience that Singapore Airlines can offer its passengers.”
Once the pre-acceptance phase has been completed, the aircraft will be painted in the Singapore livery and undergo more systems analysis on the ground before its cabin first flight in the summer to test cabin system performance in the air.
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Wings
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Originally posted by zvezda View PostYou're correct. The WhaleJet's upperdeck is substantially narrower than the 777 and SQ will be fitting business class four abreast upstairs. First class will be four abreast downstairs. It's possible to fit five abreast downstairs (first or business) with 3 aisles, but I don't believe SQ would do that.My Cafe Adventures
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