Singapore Airlines

Seat 54H is a very comfortable seat near the wing. Quiet area. Comfortably padded and enough width. I am of average build, 180cms tall. Good legroom. Could easily get out of the seat even when passenger in front reclined theirs. USB charging station and great, easy to use Entertainment system. Headphones are poor though, sound below par. I recommend using subtitles if you really want to hear every word of the movie.

The old Economy Class seat in Singapore Airlines Boeing 777-300ER is just fine. The seat was comfortable (only for a 1 hour flight). With good entertainment system, KRISWORLD. However, the personal IFE touchscreen is not as good as the new one installed on the newer Boeing 777-300ER. The footrest was a major winner in this leg. It was a good flight.

I was traveling from London LHR to Singapore SIN. It took me 3 minutes to get checked in and boarding took us 10 minutes! The cabin crew were friendly and polite. Although my entertainment screen was damaged and did not work. Fortunately on the the cabin crew members offered to change my seat as the flight was not full. The food was amazing and juice was great. The turbulence was terrible, it took us 45mins to get out of the storm! In the end the flight was great.

Selected the A380 flight Sydney to Singapore in preference to earlier/later flights serviced by Boeing 777 aircraft to compare the A380. Unfortunately flight booked through co-share partner Virgin Australia and unable to pre-book seats, so confined to lower deck middle aisle at rear. Found seats cramped for leg/knee room, width about average, in flight entertainment a little behind but okay. Overall seat comfort average to a little below. Spoken with friend who have flown SIA on the top deck and had good reports and reviews - unable to confirm this. I think the 777 or 340 are a little better and would not go out of my way to fly A380 again unless on top deck.

Very little leg room for a 13 hour flight. The food was ok, the entertainment machine was very good, the service up and down with a bit of attitude. Overall a poor experience. Business seats were half empty but no offers of upgrade at check-in. We would have been happy to pay more to avoid the awful economy seats. Awful reclining seats so the person in front stuck the back of their seat in your face.

Old Boeing 777-200ER on the Christchurch to Singapore leg should be withdrawn from service as they are well past their "use by" date. The Boeing 777-300ER on Singapore to Amsterdam/Barcelona were a distinct improvement and would have no hesitation using this airline again if we were not subjected to poor A/C and facilities of the old stock.

Singapore Airlines seats were very narrow and leg space quite inadequate even for a short person like me. I found the seats on their older Boeing 777 200 to have more leg room and also wider and a lot more comfortable. Don't know if there has been a downsizing of the seat width and leg room resulting from the new premium economy seats being installed in the aircraft. Service from cabin staff was excellent. I would travel on selected flights in the future depending on the aircraft type. Would not use Singapore Airlines A380 economy again.

Very nice seat, you were able to move the cushion back and forth and not only the backrest. Did not see any power outlets other than the USB, but was not in need for it. However the iPod function does not work as I hoped, it picked random songs from the phone, no AirPlay.

The cabin was a bit worn out, Singapore Airlines is currently retrofitting all of its 777 and my flight was just the "wrong" plane. They will soon introduce Premium Economy on the route to Sydney, so getting a retrofitted plane will be a safe bet on this route starting in middle of August.

Los Angeles to Tokyo. The legroom and footrest were really comfortable. For dinner, I had the pork chop, which was the best airline food I've had. On the tv, they had many selections of music, movies, shows and much more. The service was also excellent.