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Passengers will also have access to 4K entertainment screens measuring up to 13 inches, spatial audio and Bluetooth pairing for their own compatible headphones.<\/p>\n
A secondary display will show real-time flight information, including Wi-Fi connectivity status and lavatory availability, without passengers having to navigate away from their entertainment.<\/p>\n
Other useful touches include USB-C charging ports, a storage space beneath the entertainment screen, a cupholder and a coat hook.<\/p>\n
The Boeing 777-9 will feature 204 Economy Class seats in a 3-4-3 configuration, with a seat pitch of 31 to 32 inches.<\/p>\n
Beyond the new seats, SIA previously announced the next-generation version of its KrisWorld in-flight entertainment system.<\/p>\n
The upgraded system will feature 4K high-resolution touchscreens, OLED displays on selected aircraft, spatial audio, Bluetooth headphone pairing and a redesigned interface.<\/p>\n
Passengers will have access to more than 2,500 entertainment options, alongside new wellness and personalisation features.<\/p>\n
High-speed internet connectivity through Starlink will also be available from early 2027 on the airline’s A380, A350-900 long-haul and A350-900ULR aircraft, allowing passengers to stream content, stay connected and work using their personal devices.<\/p>\n
The cabin upgrades come alongside a wider refresh of SIA’s in-flight dining and amenities.<\/p>\n
The airline is introducing more than 100 new and refreshed dishes across its cabin classes, along with expanded wine and spirits selections. Suites, First Class and Business Class passengers will also dine using custom-designed Christofle serviceware.<\/p>\n
New amenity kits will feature products from brands including Sisley for Suites and First Class, Byredo for Business Class, and Ink & Water for Premium Economy. Economy Class passengers will receive specially designed collectible pouches containing travel essentials.<\/p>\n
Business Class passengers will also receive sleeper suits for the first time, while Suites and First Class passengers will get new 100 per cent cotton sleeper suits.<\/p>\n
On the ground, SIA has invested more than S$130 million to renovate, refresh and expand its SilverKris lounges around the world, including at Singapore Changi Airport.<\/p>\n
The improvements will offer passengers more options for dining, working and relaxing before their flights.<\/p>\n
As for which routes will feature the new cabin products, SIA declined to reveal the destinations for now. With the first of the new cabin products scheduled to enter service in the second half of 2027, passengers will have to wait just a little longer to stretch out in SIA’s new seats.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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