Singapore Airlines (SIA) will invest S$95 million to refit ten Boeing 777-200ER aircraft with new long-haul cabin products to provide customers with additional space and comfort.
In a statement today, SIA said the cabin upgrade programme will provide greater product consistency across its long-haul fleet.
The first refitted B777-200ER will operate between Singapore and Amsterdam from Jan 13, 2013, it said.
"The upgraded B777-200ERs will be deployed to more destinations in Europe and to points in India, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand as additional aircraft were refitted," it said.
In a statement today, SIA said the cabin upgrade programme will provide greater product consistency across its long-haul fleet.
The first refitted B777-200ER will operate between Singapore and Amsterdam from Jan 13, 2013, it said.
"The upgraded B777-200ERs will be deployed to more destinations in Europe and to points in India, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand as additional aircraft were refitted," it said.
