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    SINGAPORE AIRLINES A350-900 | Long Haul Economy Class | Sydney to Singapore!



    Singapore Airlines is regarded as one of the best in the world, so in this review we experience the seat, food, and hospitality on a flight from Sydney to Singapore. We just landed in Sydney from our flight from Auckland and have an hour-ish before we get underway!

    Outstanding views of Australia and the sea along the way!

    Chapters
    0:00 Intro
    0:52 Gate side at SYD
    2:00 Boarding, Scouting Report & Take off
    3:35 Today’s route and the economy cabin
    5:32 Information about wifi
    6:15 Meal Service
    7:25 Wonderful views Australia and the sea!
    8:42 The IFE
    9:55 Refreshment 90 minutes before landing
    10:30 Remarks while landing
    12:00 Conclusion

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    6 Comments

    1. the global peasant on

      Thanks for checking out this flight! Singapore Airlines is a great carrier for intl flights…and if you have a connection in Singapore might as well enjoy the Jewel at SIN!

    4. Leanne Bree on

      Pre Covid they used to hand out hot towels which was so nice in economy. Plus a side salad that went with the meal. I wish they would bring those back. Loving your pictures out the window and your way of presentation, good luck.

    5. Ariel Cruz Pizarro on

      What a great trip, I have never flown in the A350, but it looks like a very nice and comfortable plane, and the views from the flight were amazing, wonderful. Many greetings Andrew and thanks for all the work you do to share your adventures! 🙂

    6. jim Wigg on

      I do love flight the A350 but…

      From my experience, Singapore Airlines is operating on its past reputation only. On my last trip with them a year ago, the flight personnel were equal to the others (ANA, United, Malaysia Air), but they fell down on every other aspect of customer service. Every step of the way, as I tried to point out their problems to them, the answer was always, "Just tell us what YOU did wrong and we will try to fix your mistakes." Their website was woefully outdated, and the English language version, instead of listing requirements for entry just linked to an out-of-date cartoon version of the Malaysia government's requirements from the previous year written in Bahasa Malayu, not English. Calling from the USA to their 1-800 number linked me to an Indian call center where the "associate" could understand and speak little English; he kept trying to sell me Covid testing, not realizing Malaysia didn't require it and even worse, he kept trying to send me to Singapore Air's "Partner" who provided testing (but only in Europe and Asia, not in the USA where I was calling from). When I got to the Los Angeles airport, the checkin staff were unaware of Malaysia's requirements and initially refused boarding passes to all Malaysia-bound passengers; some actually believed the staff and went home but those of us who waited were rewarded with boarding passes at the last minute after a hasty call to Singapore set the staff right. Every step of the way, even nowardays, Singapore Airlines reaction has been, "Please, we want to make it right for you. Tell us what you did wrong so we can help you do it right next time." They're living in the past; they need to fix present problems, not celebrate what they used to be.

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