I have compiled a series of resource pages that I am compiling and keeping up to date in the hopes of providing a resource to people looking for some of that information. The first of those resource pages has been published – a list of all the routes where Singapore Airlines flies their A380 airplanes (and therefore has the Singapore Airlines Suites Class)
You can access the Singapore Airlines Suites Class resource page along with the other Travel Resources at the top of the page in the menu
Enjoy!
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Too much emphasis is put on SQ Suites over SQ F. Quite frankly, there is very little difference. Same food, same champagne, same service, same lounges, slightly better seat. People should not go out of their way just to fly SQ suites if SQ F is more easily accessible.
Thanks for the perspective. I guess the feeling is that if you’re going to go for luxury, you might as well go all the way to the top 🙂
Thanx for sahring the article and i salute your perspective.