Singapore Airlines said it will spend S$95 million refitting 10 Boeing 777-200ER aircraft with new long-haul cabin products.
The improvements include seats that fold down into full-flat beds in Business Class and larger entertainment screens for both Business and Economy.
A shift in seat layouts will allow every passenger in the Business Class direct access to the aisle.
The first refitted Boeing 777-200ER will operate between Singapore and Amsterdam from 13 January 2013. Subsequent refitted planes will fly to destinations in Europe, India, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
The refitted Boeing 200ER series will have a reduced seating capacity of 271 passengers, instead of 285 previously.
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Lightening the weight to save more fuel? But at a cost of S$95million.
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