Comprehensive Guide to the plane and seat types on your SQ flight

[Kyo]

I thought SGN was a B772 with Regional products?

Did not realise it was a B772ER with Spacebeds. Excellent if thats the case.

For SIN-SGN, it seems to depend on your flight timing. I find the early Saturday morning flight to be very consistent so far with Spacebeds (and hence, the lunch flight back from SGN-SIN operated by the same bird)

[Chesty]

For SIN-SGN, it seems to depend on your flight timing. I find the early Saturday morning flight to be very consistent so far with Spacebeds (and hence, the lunch flight back from SGN-SIN operated by the same bird)

I am on the SIN-SGN lunch flight so will just have to wait and see I guess.

[Savage25]

BOM has the 77W on the night flights SQ424/423. Mix of 772/773 on the day flights SQ422/421.

[willio773]

Isn't one of the PEK flights a 77W? SQ802/805 I believe?

[SQ All The Way]

Great thread and very helpful! Thanks for starting it 9V-JKL

cheers.

[SQflyergirl]

KUL is one station where you really should put: Anything under the sun i.e. anything we have lying around that we can send there.

[9V-JKL]

Updated (including SQFG's KUL definition). Thanks for the inputs.... more please, in particular the South Asia and Middle-East flights

[Kyo]

Let me be more specific, I can say based on the last three weeks, on the weekend flights (I can't vouch for weekdays, I'll defer to our dear MAN Flyer on that):

For SIN-SGN J:

SQ172 - 7:50/8:55 (Saturday) = Spacebed
SQ186 - 19:50/22:45 (Sunday) = Regional J

For SGN-SIN J:

SQ171 - 17:40/18:45 (Saturday) = Spacebed
SQ185 - 19:50/22:45 (Sunday) = Regional J

[mcsour1]

MLE – B772 = Regional C, Y

CMB - B772 = Regional C, Y

AUH
SQ456/455 B772 = Regional C, Y
SQ458/457 B772 = Regional F, Regional C, Y

AMD – B772 = Regional C, Y

BLR – B772 = Regional F, Regional C, Y

BOM –
SQ424/423 B77W = New F, New C, New Y
SQ422/421 B772 or B773 mix = Regional F, Regional C, Y

CCU – B772 = Regional C, Y

MAA - B773 = Regional F, Regional C, Y

DEL
SQ408/407 B77W = New F, New C, New Y
SQ406/405 B772 = Regional F, Regional C, Y

DAC – B772 = Regional C, Y

JED – B772 = Regional C, Y

KHI – B772 = Regional C, Y

LHE – B772 = Regional C, Y

KWI – B772 = Regional F, Regional C, Y

RUH – B772 = Regional F, Regional C, Y

CAI – B772 = Regional F, Regional C, Y

JNB – B772ER = Spacebed, Y

CPT – B772ER = Spacebed, Y

I think you are missing DXB from the West Asia list

[N_Architect]

ATH

SQ348/347 (772ER) = Spacebed, Y





Great job, 9V-JKL...

[willio773]

I think DXB has a mix of B773's and B772's. Dont know the flight numbers though.

[SQADL333]

777-200/200er series to ho chi minh city and hanoi

I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT SERIES 777'S ARE USED ON THE SIN-SGN AND SIN-HAN SECTORS.

are they 9V-SR*Series
9V-SV*Series
9V-SQ*Series.

It is my first ever trip to Vietnam at the end of the year and looking forward to it.

I am on the SQ172 SIN-SGN and SQ175 HAN-SIN.

Connecting from Adelaide the previous day on SQ268 which is an a330 going over and SQ269 Coming home

[9V-JKL]

Updated to include DXB.

Question: is SQ826/827 to PVG a 2 or 3-class 772?

[willio773]

I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT SERIES 777'S ARE USED ON THE SIN-SGN AND SIN-HAN SECTORS.

are they 9V-SR*Series
9V-SV*Series
9V-SQ*Series.

It is my first ever trip to Vietnam at the end of the year and looking forward to it.

I am on the SQ172 SIN-SGN and SQ175 HAN-SIN.

Connecting from Adelaide the previous day on SQ268 which is an a330 going over and SQ269 Coming home

SQ172 uses the 9V-SQ*Series B772.
SQ175 uses the 9V-SV*Series B772.

Not sure about these so please correct me if I am wrong.

[Jet Blast]

Updated to include DXB.

Question: is SQ826/827 to PVG a 2 or 3-class 772?

SQ uses a 2-class 772 for SQ826/7. I believe the aircraft are the 9V-SV* series, so business class is SpaceBed.