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SINGAPORE AIRLINES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 3 March 2009 by J Massey-Green (New Zealand)

Sat in 79A. Positives - Window seat has a large locker between the window and the seat meaning that I did not have to get up at all through the flight for laptop/book/iPod/etc. Seats A and C share a 110/240 volt power socket meaning I could watch video on my laptop the whole trip and resting the laptop on the lid of locker meant the laptop could still be open while I ate the meal. Negative - I ended up with very sore shins as when I slept, I slid forward and my shins were resting up against the 'footrest'. I tried using the footrest but found it too high to be comfortable - probably a little better for those under 6 foot.

SINGAPORE AIRLINES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 19 January 2009 by Shirley Shih (New Zealand)

Seats 58A, 58K, 59A, 59K, have extra room between the seat and the wall of the airplane - seat layout in the last two rows is 2x3x2.

  SINGAPORE AIRLINES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 13 January 2009 by Christian Sagmeister (Austria)

I´ve had seat 54H on Flight SIN-LHR. There is lots of legroom beside the emergency exit, but no footrest. Personal TV is stowed inside the seat.

  SINGAPORE AIRLINES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 9 January 2009 by Gavin Hogben (Australia)

All of row 80 on the upper deck has the bonus of extra leg room

SINGAPORE AIRLINES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 24 December 2008 by H Yaacob (Singapore)

Comfortable seat on Economy with loads of extra gadgets like in-seat power-points for your laptop. Entertainment system is really good. It has all the settings you need. Only problem, the cushioning was a little to hard, but the soft pillows helped. Seat reclined quite nicely, much more to make you fall asleep but not disturbing the person sitting behind you. If you can't get the A380 to Sydney from Singapore, I recommend SQ 233. Don't try your luck with the 747s. They still haven't been upgraded and it's terrible.

SINGAPORE AIRLINES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 4 November 2008 by Keng Guan Quek (Singapore)

Managed to obtain bulkhead seats on SQ 832. Seat was fairly comfortable. Has to take out PTV from seat, unlike B777-300ER where the PTV at the bulkhead seats were mounted on the wall. It is comfortable for a medium haul flight.

  SINGAPORE AIRLINES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 16 September 2008 by J Hassett (Australia)

Had window seat 72K on the upper deck. This seat is aligned with the front row of the centre section where they seat passengers with babies. I find a lot of Y class seats hard, and this was no exception. I struggled to get comfortable. The legroom was adequate, but could have been slightly improved if they got rid of the footrests. At 19" this seat is wider than the industry average, and I wasn't fighting for the armrest with the passenger next to me. Best in seat video screen I've ever seen in Y, and 3 different power sockets for laptops. The window seat on the upper deck of the A380 has the added bonus of a small storage locker between the seat and the window.

SINGAPORE AIRLINES ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 14 August 2008 by Ian Henderson (UK)

Brand new one week old 777 300ER - a cradle type of seat with fair recline -passenger in front reclining was not annoying. Super wide screen with usual excellent choice of movies etc. Booked centre aisle and centre middle for self and wife so no disturbance by others. Seat noticably more comfortable than 777 200 - softer and deeper.

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