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Dream ticket? Super-rich can sleep pretty with Singapore Airlines ‘largest double bed in the sky’
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Cabin upgrade comes as airlines compete for wealthy customers in race to the top of luxury travel Business live – latest updates Singapore Airlines has said it will offer the “largest double bed in the sky” as part of a S$2bn (£1.2bn) cabin upgrade as super-rich passengers demand
Cabin upgrade comes as airlines compete for wealthy customers in race to the top of luxury travel Business live – latest updates Singapore Airlines has said it will offer the “largest double bed in the sky” as part of a S$2bn (£1.2bn) cabin upgrade as super-rich passengers demand ever greater levels of luxury travel. The first-class premium cabins will feature what the airline claims is “the largest double bed in commercial aviation”. Continue reading...
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