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Bringing the Apple Vision Pro on a long-haul trans-Pacific flight might have sounded ridiculous to friends when I was packing in San Diego. But the 16-plus hours back to Singapore with a short layover in San Francisco gives me plenty of time to watch movies, clear emails, and generally question my life choices somewhere over the world\u2019s biggest ocean. So I threw common sense into the wind and thought, why not try a spatial computing headset mid-flight?<\/p>\n
Reality only hit once I boarded the Singapore Airlines Airbus A350 aircraft and looked around, where only Business and Premium Economy classes are available on this flight (SQ 33). I didn\u2019t get to fly on the former, but Premium Economy is pretty much comfortable compared to standard Economy, yes, but it\u2019s still a shared cabin. Not exactly the sort of place where you can casually put on a Vision Pro headset without attracting at least a few curious glances.<\/p>\n
Thankfully, I had one of the single Premium Economy seats by the window \u2013 the kind solo travellers like me quietly celebrate. That extra elbow room turned out to be critical because there are no accidental headset bumps, and no worrying about leaning into someone else\u2019s personal space. Just enough breathing room to actually try this without feeling awkward every five minutes.<\/p>\n