Singapore Airlines seat reviews

Great Aeroplane, excellent food and service as always with Singapore Airlines, but that seat, whilst great in the various seating modes is awful as a bed, difficult to get down and if you have to get up once lying down, it is a mission

As the A380 was replaced by a Boeing I am unable to respond.

Was very surprised at the difference from flying with singapore airlines 6 years ago to now the friendliness was far less than last time the men were very straight never saw a smile and not a lot better from the ladies we were very shocked at the difference and we had to ask for the international card you fill out on plane as all the last rows did not get them the flight and food were great just you notice the difference in happiness and not happy on a plane several of us had had the same conversation

We were unucky to score the old design seat on A380 . The seat was wide but lack of storage space and the cushion was thin so it was uncomfortable to sleep . The service was nice but rushed as it was a midnight flight . There was no offer of desert after the main course

Excellent seat no baby bassinets in forward Business section only in second business section. perfect service and food. Foot well was width of seats, no angled sleeping necessary!

Plenty of leg room but the seats don’t recline very far. The arm rests don’t fold up.

Hi there has anyone had seat 41 a and 41b does i5 have leg room thanks.

Great to have a side drawer at seat A. Not many good choice or good show for the Entertainment on this long flight.

Never flown on Airbus A380-800 before. It was a night flight and the continual noise of the bathroom doors opening and shutting and the vacuum toilet function on a nine hour flight made it hard to get some decent sleep. Will rethink my seat request next flight.

Having just flown in from Saigon on the same aircraft type & with the same airline I was confident that I was going to have a good flight.
Wrong! The two flights were like chalk & cheese.
By the time I got on board I was quite thirsty. I whispered to the attendant that when we got airborne could she bring me a drink of water ? She said she would & I waited patiently. We took off & I waited,&waited,&waited! Finally I went to the rear galley & found a steward who poured me a cup of water then another. This service was in direct contrast to my experience flying from Saigon to Singapore! On this flight they brought the standard hot towels but neglected to offer any sort of beverage at all after take off. The attendants supplied passengers with a small bag containing a toothbrush & pair of socks but no sleeping mask like in days of old. The lights were dimmed not long into the flight & I had the impression that the crew wanted us all to behave like the good cattle we are & settle down. I wrapped a blanket around my head to keep out the bright light of the exit sign a few rows in front of me & tried to sleep! I had difficulty getting the seat to recline as the button did not seem to release the mechanism but eventually with some leaning on the seat back I got it to recline.
With about 2 hours left before we arrived in Perth the crew began serving 'breakfast' which was a choice of omelette or seafood with angel hair noodles! They began serving from the very rear of my section & so when they arrived at my seat my 'choice' was not a choice but an ultimatum. "Would sir like to try the seafood?" I had no option other than to accept or go hungry! I was not impressed & all of the good work that this airline does to place itself in the top 10 for service in the industry was destroyed in that moment for me. I had paid nearly $90AUD extra changing flights & selecting seats for my return from Vietnam & I now believe that I was treated quite badly by this crew. I will be taking these issues up with the airline at a later date. Meanwhile on the subject of this model of aircraft, seat 34A & 34K do not have windows next to them but this is not indicated on the Seat Maestro map.