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Passengers flying Singapore Airlines' (SIA) new Executive Economy Class
on the A345LeaderShip will experience the industry's widest economy class
seats at 20". The seats also come with a larger personal monitor at 9", laptop
power supply, and many luxuries not usually available in standard business
class.
The new cabin is scheduled to launch onboard SIA's A345LeaderShip
aircraft that will operate the world's longest non-stop commercial flight from
between Singapore and Los Angeles on 3 February 2004.
Designed to keep globetrotters comfortable throughout the unprecedented
16 to 18 half hour flight between Singapore and Los Angeles, the Executive
Economy seats feature an expanded seat pitch of 37", a seat-back recline of
8", a leather adjustable headrest, and extended leg and foot rests. A personal
video monitor provides access to more than 250 on-demand entertainment options. AC power supply outlets are also available in the seats, enabling
customers to power their laptops throughout the flight. The Executive Economy seats are positioned in a spacious 2-3-2
configuration, with just 117 such seats available on the A345LeaderShip.
The new cabin will also feature the first in-flight lounge available in Economy
Class, offering passengers an area to socialize, stretch their legs and help
themselves to snacks and beverages.
SIA's A345LeaderShip is the latest aircraft type to join the airline's fleet. The
ultra-long range aircraft will operate non-stop between Singapore and Los
Angeles in February 2004 and then non-stop between Singapore and New York in August 2004. The aircraft cabin was designed, with just 64 Raffles
(business) Class and 117 Executive Economy Class seats, to offer customers greater comfort on the non-stop service. |
