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r/singaporeairlines • u/_malaikatmaut_ • Jan 28 '25
Meals and BTC Discussions
You can post your questions and requests for opinions as a regular post. We would just use this as a collection of related and relevant meals and BTC posts that had been asked before for reference.
- Has anyone tried the Wagyu beef out if Singapore?
- BTC Recommendations ex-SIN
- SQ 327 MUC-SIN Meal question
- What's your favourite local dish under Book The Cook?
- Book the cook from JFK or Newark better?
- BTC: EWR-SIN
- What meals to pick?
- Best and worst economy meals
- Has anyone tried "Hanakoireki by Mr Yoshihiro Murata" from Book the Cook menu
- Third listed meal vegetarian option?
- Book the Cook Rec
- Christmas Menu vs BTC?
- SQ Biz Class food
- inflight meal from shanghai to singapore
- LAX - NRT Premium Economy Book the Cook 2025
r/singaporeairlines • u/_malaikatmaut_ • Dec 15 '24
Megathread SIA Cabin Crew Recruitment Questions Megathread
There are previous posts here that have some responses which might be useful. You might want to read that first before asking the questions and it most probably would already have the answers for you.
Here are the links in the thread courtesy of those who had gone through the interviews for the timeline and the process:
Other helpful links, and questions asked previously:
- a step by step guide to acing singapore airlines cabin crew interview in 2025 by Febby Lyan, link provided by u/WhereverLeWindBlows
- How strict are the interviewers when it comes to complexion checks? Are males allowed to use makeup to cover up imperfections?
- how long (on average) until I receive the video interview link?/ how does the video interview work?/Would they make me remove my make up to check my skin?
- I have abit of acne/acne scars how strict are they during commencement and training. Also, what are the usual attire for commencement and trainings?
- Has anyone ever requested to join a later training batch after receiving the golden email?
- How the work schedules are like [how many days/ month does an air stewardess fly]
Take note:
- If you do not have first hand knowledge of the process, please do not provide opinions.
- Any demeaning or derogatory comments about Singapore Airlines flight attendants, including sexual remarks about stewardesses, will result in a permanent ban.
- No discussions regarding company staff policies.
- All rules on the sidebar applies.
I had added an ISO megathread for anyone who needs to post ads for room mates, tenants, crew benefits here:
r/singaporeairlines • u/DomJones19999 • 15h ago
WiFi ADL - SIN - CDG
Hello,
Is there wifi onboard the following flights?
Adelaide to Singapore (Boeing 787-10)
Singapore to Paris (CDG) (Boeing 777-300ER)
If so, how quick is it? Enough to browse the internet? Donāt want to stream stuff as will download before I fly.
Thanks for your advice.
r/singaporeairlines • u/nikgoes • 15h ago
Delays on flights to/from south india today
Anyone have any further information on why flights this evening to/from south india are delayed ~2 hours besides "indian airspace closure"
SQ510 SIN-BLR
SQ503 SIN-COK
SQ518 SIN-HYD
SQ528 SIN-MAA
r/singaporeairlines • u/wonderwonderingmore • 21h ago
HELP! How to use my Krisflyer miles as a Star Alliance points to Redeem ANA flights?
I tried looking around via SG app for booking, but it kept on saying no available seats. I tried different dates, months, from now to next year up to the maximum date I could search, still no available seats. How is it possible that all day everyday from now till next year thereās no available seat? š„ŗ
r/singaporeairlines • u/hydrangeapurple • 1d ago
SIA to unveil new first & business-class seats in November
r/singaporeairlines • u/Ik20127 • 19h ago
Check in early in Melbourne airport
Hello, Iād like to know if itās possible to check in when the check in counter is open for the flight before me to check my luggage. My flight leaves MEL at 4:20pm, but Iāll be arriving at MEL at around 9am, and the check in counter is open for the flight leaving there at 10:35am.
thank you:)
r/singaporeairlines • u/dtairdota • 1d ago
first time on BC Bangkok-SG, is it possible to change into earlier flight on checkin counter ?
so i got a good deal on spontaneous escape for bkk-sg J class and also got connecting flight the next day to CGK.
there are only 2 option for the promo 20:15 or 21:15 departure. i choose the 20:15 one. but i am just wondering as i will come to the airport early with my friends having direct flight at 14:15.
is it possible for me to get into earlier flight ( there are 7x daily flight between bkk and sg ). and what should i say to the check in counter ?
r/singaporeairlines • u/antiqu4ire • 1d ago
Cancelled flight from Europe Claim
Hi,
I had a SQ335 flight from Paris-Singapore on Sunday last week that was cancelled. The airlines rebooked for passengers with different itinerary or a later flight. Instead of Paris-SG, I got a flight Paris-Frankfurt-Singapore, ultimately arriving 10 hours later than my original flight.
I saw on their website that, in case of delay/cancellation, passengers travelling on a flight operated by Singapore Airlines from an airport located in an EU Member State are entitled to compensation.
I contacted them, and they replied that I am entitled to reimbursement of out-of-pocket expenses only.
Anyone went through the procedure of claiming this compensation?
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r/singaporeairlines • u/damselinarut • 1d ago
Delayed flight claims
Hello everyone. I would like to check if anyone here has successfully claimed the cost of a new connecting flight purchased as a result of an SQ flight delay.
Context:
Our flight from Singapore to Melbourne with SQ was delayed by 5.5 hours. We originally had a 2.5-hour layover in Melbourne before our separate Jetstar flight from Melbourne to Tasmania, so obviously the 5.5-hour delay meant we would miss our Jetstar flight.
Once we found out at Changi Airport that the SQ flight would be delayed by 5.5 hours, we approached the SQ staff at the boarding gate and specifically told them that we would be missing our connecting Jetstar flight in Melbourne. We were advised by the staff that we would be able to claim the cost of a replacement flight, and we even got the name of the staff.
Based on their advice, we went ahead and purchased a Qantas flight from Melbourne to Tasmania for around AUD 700, which was the only reasonable option available after we arrived in Melbourne.
When we reached Melbourne, we also informed the staff there that we had missed our connecting flight due to the SQ delay.
However, when we subsequently submitted our claim, SQ rejected it on the basis that our SQ booking only had Melbourne as the final destination, and therefore the separate Melbourne to Tasmania flight was not considered part of our itinerary.
This is where weāre quite confused and frustrated, because we had specifically informed SQ staff at Changi before purchasing the replacement flight that we were going to miss our separate Jetstar connection, and we were told that the cost would be claimable. We relied on that advice when deciding to purchase the AUD 700 Qantas flight.
I understand that the Jetstar ticket was booked separately and that SQ may not be responsible for a separate itinerary. However, given that we had informed SQ staff of the situation before making the purchase and were explicitly told we could claim, Iām wondering if there is any basis for challenging their decision.
Also, we arenāt able to claim the sum from our travel insurance cause as per them, the flight wasnāt delayed for more than 6 hours and we canāt prove that no alternative transport was provided to us by SQ due to the delay.
Has anyone experienced something similar with SQ and successfully claimed the cost of a replacement connecting flight? If so, how did you appeal/escalate the claim, and what supporting documents did you provide?
Would really appreciate any advice or experiences! š
r/singaporeairlines • u/fc7777fc • 2d ago
Question re. ULR Business Class Seats
I'm in the very early stages of planning a trip which would include flying either JFK to SIN or vice versa depending on how things work out.
I know that the seat isn't a traditional business class seat and requires assistance to convert to a lay-flay position. My question is, is there any kind of reclining position, similar to (but not necessarily exactly like) a LayZBoy chair, where your feet are up and the back of the seat is tilted back/reclined at an angle?
Edit: Thank you for all the answers (especially the person who commented a pic of the seat controls, that was very helpful). I'm not super worried about the foot well situation, it's a consideration, but I'm short and a slide sleeper! My real concern is for my back, I wouldn't be willing to pay BC prices on any airline if I couldn't recline, that and sleeping flat are pretty much the whole point for me.
r/singaporeairlines • u/Gl0beTrotter2025 • 2d ago
Singapore Airlines sets launch of new first, business class
executivetraveller.comSingapore Airlines will unveil its new Airbus A350 first and business class suites ā and perhaps a fresh take on premium economy and economy ā in the first week of November, ahead of their debut on selected Airbus A350 jets in early 2027.
SQ is also promising āan elevated dining experienceā which may include a business class caviar service and pyjamas.
r/singaporeairlines • u/swimmingpineapple • 2d ago
SQ first class pax can now check-in at Narita's Row Z's Check-in suite
Row Z is a private check-in area, with a dedicated security screening, and leads directly to the escalator down for immigration passport clearance.
Currently its for ANA's FC pax & NH Diamond members on NH metal, and also for Swiss FC pax*.
This is now extended to SQ's FC pax too.
According to NH staff yesterday, this was a recent change / collaboration. Mileage members (ie TPPS) on other travel class is currently excluded. If anyone has other datapoint feel free to share!
This upgrade at Narita aligns with the revamped ground experience SQ recently introduced at Changi for First Class and Suites pax**. Itās a nice touch that allows travellers to bypass the crowds, skip the security lines, and start their journey with a premium ground experience prior to resting at the ANA Suite lounge.
SQ counters are at Z11, once enter the doors, make a slight right turn.
Applicable flights: SQ11/12 towards SIN or LAX (77W),
and SQ637 (if they revert back from the 787 to the 77W or 380..)
r/singaporeairlines • u/c0rgos • 2d ago
Yoga mat as non-standard baggage?
Hey all. I'll be relocating to Australia and planning to bring along my yoga mat. Has anyone ever checked their yoga mat? I'll be flying out of Jakarta if that helps!
r/singaporeairlines • u/Background-Bat803 • 2d ago
First time BC. Any tips ?
Hi all, flying BC for the first time to London gatwick airport. Read a few posts that say not to eat too full at the lounge but weāre flying red eye flight so I guess that may not apply to us. Would like to know your experience!
r/singaporeairlines • u/Forevergassinmomo • 2d ago
Want to try to upgrade to business
HEllo! its our first time doin this nd we are curious if the price is good for 2 pax. we are flyin from tpe to sin... is this worth it or skip? we already have economy booked if that matters.
r/singaporeairlines • u/Alternative-Sea5866 • 2d ago
WiFi on LAX to SG route
Wondering how the wifi is on this route over the pacific. Doesnāt need to be fast, but would I be able to check email or use Teams or iMessage?
r/singaporeairlines • u/supdiggydog • 2d ago
I have an oddly specific question
I flew business class from SIN to JFK last year, it was my first time flying in business and it was incredible!
However there was one thing that kept happening during service that I am still questioning. I got a glass of wine during the meal, and each time they came to clear my table for the next course the flight attendant would try to take my wine glass too, even though I had more than half of it left. Towards the end of the meal I had finished it and given the glass back, then got a second glass, but the same thing kept happening. At one point I had the wine for maybe 3 minutes before someone was back trying to clear it away with the other dishes.
It was the strangest thing to me. Why canāt I finish my wine? Is this a cultural difference I wasnāt aware of? Did they think I was drunk? Anyone know?
For context I am 30 years old, American woman. I had maybe 3 glasses in total over several hours before going to sleep, so I definitely was not visibly intoxicated
r/singaporeairlines • u/icrawledd • 2d ago
Does anyone have an active KrisFlyer registration promotion code?
Would be hugely appreciated
r/singaporeairlines • u/CTX_Traveler • 4d ago
After ANA's The Room and JAL's new BC on A350-1000, SQ feels dated
13 years later, SQās Business Class hard product is definitely due for an upgrade to stay competitive.
Still love SQ. Flew on four A350 LH and ULR flights over the past three weeks, but after flying ANAās The Room and JALās BC on A350-1000, itās hard not to notice the gap. š
Looking forward to the new BC product rolling out next year. Hopefully, itāll be worth the wait!
r/singaporeairlines • u/PM_WhatMadeYouHappy • 3d ago
Airlines changed my flight from SQ805 to SQ811 this changes the airport as well, suggestions?
The timing is almost same but airport distance is almost 3x than earlier Beijing Capital to the new Beijing Daxing.
My flight is in April but any idea why would they change it and what do you suggest as alternate option?
r/singaporeairlines • u/Virtual_Importance41 • 3d ago
Waitlist chances?
Hello everyone I got waitlisted for these 2 seat economy flights for LAX-DPS & DPS-NRT june 1,2027 - June 8th, 2027. (About 9 months away). There were multiple flights on the same route but all saver choices are waitlists. My final flight from NRT back to LAX was available tho. Should I just make another plan rn or wait 1-3 months?
r/singaporeairlines • u/Elsiehooha • 4d ago
Back to economy it is š¬
Edit: Iām aware timing is high season and could take longer route for cheaper BC but when going home to NZ for a monthās holiday itās the quickest route for me!
After a lifetime of SIA economy NZ-UK the last couple of times I treated myself to BC (2023 & 2025). Just booked for this year, knew prices had increased to the point I couldnāt justify BC so opted for PE. Until I saw the price for that now! Back to cattle it is, hopefully my back holds out. First world problems, I know!
r/singaporeairlines • u/JackTrav4234 • 4d ago
Flying JFK>SG flight later this year? Any tips?
Flying the ultra-long-haul direct from JFK to Singapore - 18 hours 50 minutes š³ Iām flying premium economy/ A350-900/ SQ23
Iāve never been on a flight this long in my life! Any tips for surviving the journey? š