The airlines' A380 fleet goes through a luxurious overhaul—from double beds, leather swivel chairs to full-sized closets and vanity counters.
Singapore Airlines has pulled back the curtain on their US$850 million revamp of their A380s, the double-decker aircraft which boasts the title of the world's largest passenger airliner.
The centerpiece of the aircraft's design is undoubtedly its suites, six private apartments tucked at the front of the upper deck cabin, hidden behind sliding doors.
Along with a reclining, swivel leather chair, each suite comes with a full-sized closet, 32-inch HD monitor, and full-flat bed dressed in luxury bedding embroidered by French brand Lalique.
Of the two lavatories reserved for suite guests, one features a sit-down vanity.
Suite customers can slip under the duvet covers in sleeper suits, eyeshades, slippers and socks and refresh themselves using the luxury amenity kits that include Lalique toiletries, perfumes and scented candles.