Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines - great way to fly (166 words)
by dunner7 - written on 17.07.08 (Useful, 24 readings)
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Singapore Airlines are a really good professional airline. The reason I chose them was because of their good reputation and also because I wanted to stop off at Singapore on my way to Sydney. I flew via Changi airport both times and there were no delays. What a joy to spend some time at that airport. The facilities are fantastic! Anyway, back to the airline. I flew economy and it was spacious. I sat in a row of three seats and there was plenty of leg room. The food was really tasty and the wine was plentiful. The service was quick and unobtrusive. I also enjoyed the in-flight entertainment, although I would say Emirates is slightly better. The cabin ...

Singapore Airlines personal experience. (175 words)
by Traveller101 - written on 11.07.08 (Useful, 38 readings)
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My personal experience of Singapore Airlines. I flew with Singapore Airlines almost five years ago, From Manchester to SIngapore, then from Singapore on to the final destination, Melbourne, and the same but vice versa for the return trip. Although there was a long queue at the check-in desk, the queue was down in no time and we were through no hassle whatsoever, except a friend of mine has scissors in a first aid kit she had, which they then removed (this showed that good security measures are in place) and then on we went. In-flight service and entertainment were top-drawr, anytime you wanted a drink, or anything else, all you had to do ...

Singapore Airlines (904 words)
by The Duke - written on 16.06.08 (Very useful, 136 readings)
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To be honest, there were three deciding factors in choosing Singapore Airlines over other carriers flying to my destination from the U.K. Perhaps obviously, the main one was price and Singapore Airlines were amongst the cheapest (in some cases by over £100 compared to other carriers flying to NZ such as British Airways and Air New Zealand). The second was that the flight times and dates to and from Auckland tied in well with my plans (with respect to taking time off work and getting myself from Belfast to Heathrow) and the last was that they didn't fly through America. I've had a few experiences with American airports and I really don't want to be stuck airside in an ...