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Singapore Airlines' new Airbus A380 landed at Changi Airport from Toulouse, France today. Singapore is banking on the new cabin, developed at a cost of $850 million, to help win back market share from competing Gulf carriers. The first aircraft will enter service next week on flights to Sydney. The airline will install the new cabin in five newly built aircraft and refurbish 14 earlier ones. Let us take a look at the stunning photos of Singapore Airline's Airbus A380's luxurious suites:
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In this photo a lavatory can be seen of the newly launched suites on a Singapore Airlines A380 aircraft at Changi Airport in Singapore. (Reuters Photo)
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A Singapore Airlines stewardess is seen during a tour of the newly launched business class cabin on the A380 aircraft at Changi Airport in Singapore. (Reuters Photo)
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The A380 has battled against sluggish sales, squeezed by smaller, more efficient twin-engined jets. (Reuters Photo)
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A Singapore Airlines stewardess folds up the leg rest of a seat in the newly-launched premium economy class cabin of their A380 aircraft at Changi Airport in Singapore. (Reuters Photo)
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In this photo a private bedroom suite is pictured inside a new Airbus A380 aircraft for Singapore Airlines. (Reuters Photo)
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Airbus Chief Operating Officer Fabrice Bregier and Singapore Airlines CEO Goh Choon Phong take a tour of the newly launched economy class cabin on a Singapore Airlines' A380 at Changi Airport in Singapore. (Reuters Photo)
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Airbus Chief Operating Officer Fabrice Bregier and Singapore Airlines CEO Goh Choon Phong can be seen sitting on the seats of the newly launched business class cabin on a Singapore Airlines' A380. (Reuters Photo)
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A Singapore Airlines' A380 fitted with newly launched cabin products arrives at Changi Airport in Singapore. (Reuters Photo)
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A view of the newly launched economy class cabin in a Singapore Airlines' A380 at Changi Airport in Singapore. (Reuters Photo)
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