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Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines has evolved into one of the most respected travel brands around the world.
Singapore Airlines has one of the world's youngest fleet in the air, a network spanning five continents, and the Singapore Girl as the symbol of quality customer care and service. Customers, investors, partners, and staff — everyone expects excellence of Singapore Airlines.
A Future of Firsts
Singapore Airlines made Aviation history when the Airline became the first to operate the world's largest aircraft, the A380, on 25 October 2007 between Singapore and Sydney. The A380 also operates to and from London, Tokyo, Paris and Hong Kong.
In addition, Singapore Airlines introduced its Suites, together with cabin improvements in all other classes while still providing excellent service.
The future promises to bring more firsts like these, as Singapore Airlines continually strives to drive quality service through innovation.
Long-haul Fleet
- A380, A340-500, B777, B747
- Average age: 3 years (A380), 7 years (A340 and B777)
Latest Awards
The repeat awards that Singapore Airlines has been winning over the years encompass categories such as in-flight entertainment, food and beverages, ground services, safety and company management. The awards reflect the Airline’s philosophy to constantly innovate and keep pace with the changing tastes and preferences of consumers.
Singapore Airlines was recently named favourite for frequent business travellers in the annual global poll conducted by the respected Official Airline Guide organisation based in London. In the OAG Airline Industry Awards 2009, Singapore Airlines was voted "OAG Airline of the Year"for the 7th time. In addition, Singapore Airlines earned top placing in the following categories: Best Airline based in Asia, Best Europe to Asia/Australasia Airline and Best Transpacific Airline.
CondéNast Traveler (US), a leading travel publication, named Singapore Airlines “Best Global Airline” for the 21st consecutive year in its 2009 Readers’ Choice Awards.
The carrier also secured the “Best International Airline Award” in the World’s Best Awards survey conducted by the US-based travel magazine, Travel & Leisure, for the 14th consecutive year.
In the Swiss-based Bilanz Survey 2009, Singapore Airlines emerged as the winner in the following categories: Best Worldwide Business Airline (5th consecutive year), Best Airline for First Class and Business Class, Food, Service and In-flight Entertainment.
For the 8th consecutive year, Singapore Airlines was inducted into the Travel Hall of Fame in the TTG Travel Awards 2009. In the Skytrax World Airline Survey Awards 2009, it was named the airline with the “Best First and Business Class”. In Aviation Week’s Top Performing Companies 2009, it was ranked 1st in the Mainline Carriers category.
Virgin Atlantic Airways
A full-service, international airline, Virgin Atlantic flies daily to Hong Kong with same plane service onto London. The first airline to offer seat-back TVs in Economy and the pioneer of both Premium Economy and the Herringbone seat design in Upper Class, this innovative airline is the antidote to ordinary travel.
The 1 - 1 - 1 seat configuration means that all Upper Class seats face forward and have direct aisle access. An ottoman footrest doubles as a seat for a guest. The Upper Class seat flips forward to reveal a horizontal bed with proper mattress duvet, pillow and pyjamas. But it doesn’t end there. Eat what you want, when you want, enjoy a drink at the bar or relax in bed and watch a movie.
Upper Class: It’s the next best thing to a private jet.
OUR MISSION SHOULD YOU CHOOSE TO ACCEPT:
At Virgin Atlantic, our mission statement is simple.
MISSION 1:
To grow a profitable airline...
MISSION 2:
Where people love to fly...
MISSION 3:
And where people love to work.
Virgin Atlantic Fleet
- B747-400 (13 aircraft)
- A340-300 (6 aircraft)
- A340-600 (19 aircraft)
- Average age: 6 years & 1 month (one of the world’s youngest fleet of aircraft)
Accolades
- Best Transatlantic Airline Award - 2010 Skytrax World Airline Awards
- Best Business Class Airline Lounge Award - 2010 Skytrax World Airline Awards
Key Destinations
- Hong Kong (HKG)
- London (LHR)
- San Francisco (SFO)
- Las Vegas (LAS)
- Miami (MIA)
- Barbados (BGI)
- Antigua (ANU)
- Johannesburg (JNB)
Price Guide
- SYD - HKG Upper from AUD $5000 - $9018
- SYD - LHR Upper from AUD $ 8218 - $16486
Singapore Airlines
Singapore Stopver Accommodation
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Raffles Hotel Singapore Raffles Hotel is Singapore's most graceful landmark, whose charms now include a shopping arcade, a museum, romantic courtyards and a Victorian-style theatre, Jubilee Hall, a popular venue for film screenings and performances. |
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| The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore Located on the waterfront at Marina Bay, it opened on 08July10. |
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Note: If you are flying with Singapore airlines and stop over in Singapore, discounted hotel rates may apply. Please contact our consultants for details.
Other Accommodations
Singapore Airport Transfers
Book online transfer between airport and hotel or cruise/ferry port
Things to Do in Singapore
Book online tours and sightseeing
Virgin Atlantic Airways
Best Hotels in Hong Kong
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Landmark Mandarin Oriental Hotel The Landmark Mandarin Oriental is simply one of the best luxury city hotels in the world. Their 113 guestrooms are amongst the largest hotel rooms in Hong Kong and each a masterpiece of contemporary design. |
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The Peninsula Hong Kong Iconic Hotel, one of the finest in the world, offering the most spacious hotel rooms and suites in Hong Kong. |
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Mandarin Oriental Hotel Located overlooking the glittering Victoria Harbour, our hotel has been the centre of Hong Kong’s social and business scene since 1963. Following our recent redesign and through constant attention to detail, we offer the finest in 21st century luxury for travellers. With a reputation that continues to endure with legendary service. |
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Intercontinental Hong Kong The hotel's stunning Presidential Suite is one of the most spectacular in Asia and the largest in Hong Kong at 7,000 square feet with a 2,500 square feet terrace with infinity swimming pool overlooking Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island. |
Four Seasons Hotel
Overlooking Victoria Harbour and the financial district, this elegant property is just few minutes drive from the Happy Valley Racecourse, Hong Kong Disneyland, Lan Kwai Fong, Ocean Park, Repulse Bay and many other area attractions.
Island Shangri-la Hotel
Located above Pacific Place shopping complex, in Hong Kong's Central district, Island Shangri-La offers luxurious rooms with free internet access, a 24- hour fitness centre and Michelin star restaurants.
Ritz Carlton Hong Kong
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong makes a magnificent return to the city with the world's tallest hotel.
Fleming Hotel Hong Kong
Stay in the luxurious Fleming Hotel at special prices during the international rugby sevens tournament in Hong Kong
Other Accommodation
Hong Kong Airport Transfers
Book online transfer between hotel and airport or Disneyland theme park
Things to Do in Hong Kong
Book online tours and sightseeing
For NYE firework or fine dining with fantastic view, go Aqua Tokyo 29th floor, Italian and Japanese food.
Hong Kong General Info
Lying at the southeastern tip of China, Hong Kong adjoins the province of Guangdong (Canton), and is just south of the tropic of Cancer. The total land area of Hong Kong is 1,078 square kilometers, comprising Hong Kong Island (77.5 square kilometers); Kowloon (45.5 square kilometer); and the New Territories, including 235 outlying islands (955 square kilometers).
Today Hong Kong has become a great international trading post, a powerful manufacturing base and one of the world's largest financial centres.
Population and Language
The population as of 2002 was about 7.5 millions, almost 95 per cent of which is Chinese. Chinese and English are the official languages. Cantonese is the most widely spoken Chinese dialect, though Mandarin, Shanghainese and other Chinese dialects are also spoken. Many people, especially in shops, hotels, and service industries, speak English.
Climate
Hong Kong has a subtropical climate:
- Spring (March - mid-May): Temperature and humidity rising. Jackets or sweaters suggested. Average temperature: 23°C (73°F), humidity around 82%, sea temperature, 22.3° C (72° F)
- Summer
(late May - mid-September): Hot and humid. Temperature may rise to 33°C (91 °F) with humidity up to around 90%. . Shirtsleeves, cotton clothing, a sweater for indoors and an umbrella for outside suggested Average temperature: 28°C (82°F), humidity 80%, sea temperature 28°C (82°F). - Autumn
(late September - early December): temperature and humidity drop. Clear sunny days. Shirtsleeves to sweaters and light jackets suggested. Average temperature: 23°C (73°F), humidity 72%, sea temperature 17°C (63°F). - Winter
(late December- February): Cool with low humidity. Suits, light woollens and sometimes overcoats suggested. Average temperature: 17°C (62°F), humidity 72%, sea temperature 17°C (63°F).
Entry Regulations
Visitors must hold a valid passport, endorsed where necessary for Hong Kong. Citizens of some 24 countries, including the USA, Japan, and certain Western European and South American nations are permitted one-month visa-free visits. Three-month visa-free visits are available to another 23 countries as well as all Commonwealth countries.
Visitors from most countries can enter Hong Kong without a visa for periods of seven days to six months, depending on nationality. Check with any Chinese embassy or consulate for the latest status.
Health Regulations
Vaccination certificates are not required for yellow fever, cholera and typhoid for visitors travelling to Hong Kong. Check with your travel agent well before your departure, however, as requirements can change without notice.
Customs Allowance
Visitors may bring into Hong Kong free of duty:
- Liquor - A one-litre bottle of wine or spirits.
- Ivory - The importation and exportation of raw or worked ivory is governed by strict regulation. Firearms must be declared and handed into custody until departure.
Airport Facilities
A baggage storage service is available in the departure hall and the arrival hall. Other services include a bank, moneychangers, gift shops, duty-free shops, snack bars, restaurants, payphones, a police station, post office, a HK Telecom International Ltd. Office, HKTA Information Centres and private reception rooms.
Airport Departure Tax
Adults: HK$80; children (aged 12 years and under) free.
Safety
Hong Kong is generally considered a safe city by day or night. Policemen are very helpful, and those who speak English wear a red label under their shoulder badge. As in all big cities, avoid carrying large amounts of cash; traveller's cheques or credit cards are preferable. Make use of your hotel's safe-deposit boxes.
Currency
The unit of currency is the Hong Kong dollar (HK$). Notes issued by two private banks (the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank and Standard Chartered Bank) have denominations of $10, $20, $50, $100, $500, and $1000. The Bank of China issues all of the denominations except HK$10. There are silver coins for HK$1, HK$2, and HK$5, bronze coins for HK10 cents, HK20 cents and HK50 cents, and a new nickel and bronze coin for $10.
Most foreign currencies and traveller's cheques are easily changed in Hong Kong, either at banks, hotels or moneychangers (check how much you will get in return before handing over your money).
Tipping
Most restaurants add a 10 per cent service charge but an additional 5 per cent may be given, where deserved. When a service charge is not automatic, 10 per cent is acceptable. Small tips may also be given to taxi drivers, bellboys, doormen and washroom attendants.
Electricity
The voltage in Hong Kong is 200/220 volts, 50 cycles. Most hotels provide adaptors.
Water
All water direct from government mains in Hong Kong satisfies the United Nations World Health Organization standards. Bottled water is widely available in hotels and supermarkets.
Telephones
Telephones in Hong Kong are advanced, economical and easy to use. Local calls are free, and many stores and restaurants offer use of a telephone free of charge to patrons. Calls from public coin phones cost HK$1. Most hotels have International Direct Dialling (IDD). Please note that some hotels charge a handling fee for local and/or international calls. You can also make long-distance calls from (IDD) Public Coin Phones and from HK Telecom International Ltd. Offices. An easy method of making calls is to purchase stored-value phonecards (HK$50, $150 and $200), which can be used in any Cardphone box. The new Hello Phonecard (HK$100, $200,$300) is a stored value card that enables the user to place calls to and from over 30 countries from a touch-tone phone. Both types of cards can be purchased at HKTA Information and Gift Centres and most convenience stores. Call 013 for information.
Post Offices
The main post offices are on Hong Kong Island, next to the Star Ferry and in Kowloon at 10 Middle Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. Both are open from 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday and 8am to 2pm on Saturday. All post offices close on Sunday and public holidays.
Television
There are two English-language channels. Programmes include a selection of locally produced shows as well as features from the UK, the US, and Australia. Also available is STAR TV (a satellite channel) and, in some areas, Cable TV (subscription television).
Radio
Fifteen radio channels are broadcast in Hong Kong. Six English-language channels provide a wide range of programmes and the BBC World Service is available 24 hours.
Office and Banking Hours
Most offices open from 9am to 5pm with a lunch hour from 1 pm to 2pm. On Saturday the hours are 9am to 1 pm. Some Chinese businesses open at 10am and close around 6pm or later. Major banks are open from 9am to 4.30pm on weekdays, 9am to 12.30pm on Saturday.
Getting Around In Hong Kong
Airport Transport
After you have reclaimed your baggage and passed through Customs, you will find yourself in the Buffer Hall of Hong Kong International Airport where the Hong Kong Tourist Association Information Centres are located . There you can obtain free visitor publications and any other assistance you may need.
Hong Kong International Airport is approximately 40 minutes' drive by car from all major hotels in Kowloon and about 50 minutes' drive via the Cross-Harbour Tunnel from all major hotels on Hong Kong Island (under normal traffic conditions). If you are making your own way to your hotel, follow the signs directing you to the Transport Terminus for taxis or use the airport coach service. If you have no local currency on arrival, change only enough at the airport to get you to your hotel.
Hotel Transport
Hotel bookings do not normally include transportation from the airport. However, if you have a prearranged hotel booking that includes an airport transfer, you should leave the Buffer Hall via the exit marked Hotel Transport and look for the hotel representative waiting to meet you.
Taxis
Taxis are numerous and readily available, and fares are low compared with those in most cities. Red taxis serve Hong Kong Island and Kowloon; green ones in the New Territories and blue taxis on Lantau Island operate at even lower rates. Many drivers speak some English but it is wise to have your destination written in Chinese characters.
Taxi drivers expect a tip, but just round up the fare to the nearest dollar. Drivers cannot pick up or drop off passengers on restricted streets, which are marked with yellow lines. New Territories taxis will pick up and drop off only in the New Territories. If you have any queries or complaints, note the taxi's number and call the 24-hour Police Hotline on 2527 7177.
Buses
Double-decker buses, which run from 6 AM till 3 midnight, cover most parts of the territory.
Fares range from HK$1 to HK$30.60. Exact change is required. You'll find that, in general the drivers do not speak much English.
Minibuses
Minibuses are small passenger vans which are yellow with a red stripe. They can pick up passengers and let them off anywhere except regular bus stops and the usual restricted areas. Fares range from HK$2 to HK$7.
Maxicabs
Maxicabs are yellow with a green stripe. They run along specific routes and have fixed prices ranging from HK$1 to HK$8. A sign on the front indicates the destination. Pay as you get on.
Trains
The Kowloon-Canton Railway (KCR) is 34 kilometres long and runs from Hung Hom in Kowloon up to the border with China. Trains run every tour to 10 minutes in each direction, and vary according to the ordinary single trip to Sheung Shui, the farthest you can go without a China visa). It's a go way to visit some of the New Territories' towns and villages.
The Mass Transit Railway (MTR), Hong Kong's fast, efficient and air-conditioned underground system, runs not only along the north side of Hong Kong Island, but also from Central across the harbour to divide into east and west branches in Kowloon. Stations are located by a X symbol. Fares range from HK$4 to HK$11. MTR and KCR stored-value tickets (HK$70-200) are also available.
The Light Rail Transit (LRT) is a high-speed surface system linking the New Territories towns of Tuen Mun Yuen Long. The LRT runs from 5.30am to 12.30am daily. Fares range from HK$3.20 to $4.70.
Ferries
The Star Ferry, which has connected Hong Kong and Kowloon since 1898, runs regularly between 6.30am to 11.30pm. At HK$ 2.20 (upper deck), it must be one of the cheapest and most scenic ferry rides in the world. The crossing takes approximately eight minutes.
The Hong Kong Ferry (Holdings) Company provides other regular and inexpensive services which connect Hong Kong Island to other parts of the Kowloon Peninsula and to the outlying islands.
Trams
Since 1904, the tram system has run east to west along the north side of Hong Kong Island, and still provides a leisurely, grandstand view. The flat fare is HK$1.20 (exact change required) and the service operates between 6 AM and 1 AM.
The Peak Tram is one of the most advanced tram systems in the world, taking just eight minutes to climb Victoria Peak. The service operates from 7am to midnight and the single fare is HK$12 (HK$19 return). The funicular railway has run since 1888 and is still the quickest way to reach the Peak.
Car Hire
Self-drive rental cars are not often used in Hong Kong, but chauffeur-driven cars are widely available. Hotels have their own limousines for hire.
Rickshaws
The only means of travel in the old days, rickshaws today are used mainly for fun rides and photo sessions. Rickshaw drivers congregate at the Star Ferry on Hong Kong Island and charge for a trip round the block or for a photo session. Negotiate the price first.
Singapore Airlines
SUITES
Exclusively available onboard the Singapore Airlines A380
The Singapore Airlines Suites, exclusively available onboard the A380, provide a privileged few with their very own haven of tranquility.
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New Boeing 777-300ER and Selected Boeing 777-300 aircraft.
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First class on Boeing 747-400
Our First Class SkySuites on the Boeing 747-400 has been designed with luxury, space and comfort in mind. It is your home away from home. Luxuriate in the state of the art seat in elegance that evokes the golden age of travel.
Upholstered in leather trimmed with Burrwood, the SkySuite can recline to any angle, including a fully flat bed. As it reclines, the seat automatically adjusts to provide better support. Get the rest you deserve, and the comfort to which you are accustomed.
When you're ready to retire, simply inform your cabin crew, who will promptly turn your seat into a bed, complete with down-filled mattress, duvet, and a large pillow. Five-star, pampering service designed with you in mind.
BUSINESS CLASS
New Business Class Available on Singapore Airlines' new A380, A340-500 and Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
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Long-haul Fleet
- A380, A340-500, A330-300, B777, B747
- Average age: 3 years (A380), 7 years (A340 and B777)
Cabin Specifications
- A380: 60 forward facing seats with a 1 - 2 - 1 configuration
Seat Specifications
- A380: Fully flat bed, 86cm (34") seat width and 140cm (55") seat pitch
Luggage Allowance
- 30kg of checked luggage
Extras
- Member of the Star Alliance
- Frequent Flyer program called KrisFlyer
- Over 1000 entertainment options and audio-video on demand
- Menus designed by International Culinary Panel
Loyal Program - Krisflyer
Redeem Your Miles:
You can easily check how many points are required on SIA website, https://www.singaporeair.com/saa/en_UK/Account/RedeemMiles.jsp login and click on 'Redeem Miles', then click on 'Redeem Calculator' on the left. It will give you how many miles required to buy a ticket or upgrade.
The KrisFlyer miles required for your booking may differ, depending on the flight, airline, booking class, cabin class and aircraft type.
Please note :
Only Standard and Full awards are available for First and Business Class on B777-300ER flights.
Only Standard and Full awards are available for the all-Business Class A340-500.
On the A380, only Standard and Full awards are available for Business Class.
No redemption is available for the Singapore Airlines Suites. Taxes, surcharges and fees are applicable in addition to the redemption mileage required.
Virgin Atlantic Airways
Introducing Our Cabins
Flying in Economy is all about fun and value, from our free amenity kit to our seat back TVs.
Premium Economy seats are bigger and wider and there's a separate cabin dedicated to our Premium Economy passengers.
The Upper Class Suite has the biggest fully flat bed in Business Class.
Virgin Atlantic Fleet
- B747-400 (13 aircraft)
- A340-300 (6 aircraft)
- A340-600 (19 aircraft)
- Average age: 6 years & 1 month (one of the world’s youngest fleet of aircraft)
Luggage Allowance
- 3 pieces of checked luggage: 32kg each
- 2 pieces of carry on luggage: 16kg in combined weight
Linger In Our Exclusive Clubhouses
You'll find the expected and the unexpected in our unique Clubhouses ranging from beauty treatments, full business facilities, stylish bars and delectable dining to golf driving ranges. If you're lucky enough to be flying Upper Class with us to Hong Kong you can see our latest Clubhouse design.
Onboard Laptop - Best In Class In-Seat Power Service
Whether you want to work or play whilst onboard, our in-seat power service will keep your gadgets going. The Business Pack provides power to over 700 different laptop models, while our Gaming Pack supports a full range of iPods and the Sony PSP.
Please note for any model currently not supported passengers are invited to purchase and use onboard their own laptop leads and tips.
With individual seatback TVs across the whole plane, the entertainment onboard our flights puts you in the best seat.
Browse through our fantastic In-Flight Shopping range and let us tell you how you can benefit from using our pre-order service.
Entertainment
- 26cm (10.4") personal TV screen
- 300 hours of audio & video on demand
Cabin Specifications
- 45 forward facing seats over 1 cabin
- 1 - 1 - 1 configuration with direct aisle access from all seats
Let's Celebrate
Know someone travelling or travelling with a friend who has something to celebrate? Whatever your excuse, Birthday, Anniversary, Honeymoon, etc..., we can surprise them with a delivery direct to their seat.
Upper Class Suite: Take a Seat or a Bed
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| • Wider than BA's Club World and First Class seats. | • 79.5" (202cm) long (82"/208cm on the upper deck). |
| • Wider than the first class seats of most other major airlines. | • Longer than BA's Club World and First Class beds. |
| • Complete with integral ottoman which doubles as a seat for guests. | • 33" (84cm) wide across the shoulder area. |
| • An ottoman footrest, which doubles as a seat | • 2.5" (6.5cm) wider than BA's First Class bed with over a foot more shoulder room |
The Biggest Fully Bed In Business
At 79.5" (202cm) long (82"/208cm on the upper deck) the Upper Class Suite has the biggest fully flat bed when compared with other airline's business class. Across the shoulders the bed is 33" (84cm) wide, over a foot wider than both BA's Club World and First Class beds.
A Wider Seat
The Upper Class Suite has a 22" (56cm) wide seat pitch, making it not only wider than both BA's seat pitch, but wider than many of our key competitors' first class seats. It also has full lumbar support and comes with its own ottoman, which doubles as a seat for a guest. So business can be done with a colleague or a drink can be shared with a friend.
Convertible At The Touch Of A Button
The seat flips over to become a fully flat bed at the touch of a button. This allows for the two sides to serve completely separate functions - a fully contoured seat on one side covered in soft leather, while on the reverse the bed is built of firm, highly supportive foams covered in a breathable fabric for maximum sleeping comfort.
Aisle Access For Everyone
With a maximum of four Upper Class Suites across the width of the cabin (as opposed to BA's eight) every Upper Class Suite gives you your own personal space with direct access to the aisle - even the window seats. And all of the seats face forward.
Transfers/ Chauffeur
- Chauffer driven car transfers provided with most Upper Class fares
- Upper Class passengers can transfer from limo to lounge in under 10 minutes at the Clubhouse at London Heathrow
Dining
- Freedom Menu - food on demand in a trolley-free cabin
- Sit-down bar
Plenty of Extras
Naturally, you still get all the benefits of Upper Class, from the onboard bar and inflight massage to the award-winning entertainment provided on your personal 10.4" wide screen TV. And your Upper Class Suite also offers in-seat power and provides ample storage space for books and magazines, while a large table is manoeuvrable enough to allow you to get up from your seat without having to stow it away. Phones are present in each in-flight entertainment handset.
Loyalty Programs
- Virgin Atlantic Flying Club
- 16 Partners in total including Virgin Blue & V Australia’s Velocity Rewards
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Business Class to Hong Kong with Virgin Atlantic and Singapore Airlines
(Unfortunately this offer has expired. Please contact our sales team on travel@FirstClass.com.au or call 1300 30 80 81 and we will find you the best alternative.)
Fly Virgin Atlantic from Sydney to Hong Kong direct, and return to Australia via Singapore with Singapore airlines or vice versa.
Valid for travel until 31Dec11, valiud for sale until 30Jun11
Departing from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide or Perth
| To: | Business Class |
| Singapore & Hong Kong | $4,950 |
Prices are PER PERSON and exclude taxes
Taxes are approx $380 to Singapore/Hong Kong
Singapore stopover is limited to 14 days
Departure till
until 31 Dec11
Departure city
Virgin Atlantic between Sydney and Hong Kong
Singapore Airlines between Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Hong Kong via Singapore
Arriving city
Hong Kong, Singapore
Type / Duration
Minimim stay: nil
Maximum stay: 35 Days
Children
No child or infant discounts applicable
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SQ was, as usual, excellent. We were 10kgs over on the return but nothing said. We both preferred the Business Class on the 777 to the A380. Bit more room and better overhead storage. The SQ lounge in Singapore was really good.
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We had four excellent flights with SIA and especially the Airbus A380 from Melbourne to Singapore. The A380 makes all other modern commercial aircraft seem noisy in comparison. All four flights were on time and the ground and airborne service standards were exemplary. The B777-300 business class cabins were almost as good as the A380's and are far better than those in the "old" B777-200 aircraft.
Although SIA's prices tend to be a little higher than other competing airlines on the Australia-Europe routes, their early booking special offer prices help make SIA the first airline to be considered for our trip planning. Etihad won for our next trip in August/September due to better pricing. However for our next annual trip to the UK in mid 2011 we will inevitably consider SIA first.......and if the price is competitive they will have our booking.
My thanks for your help with our recent trip with SIA and good luck to First Class Travel.
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The trip has been great. I was hugely impressed with Singapore Airlines A380 - it is far far better than any other business class I have been on.
We were very happy with Singapore Airlines Biz Class, service,
entertainment, food were terrific.
Only comment is that they give you a fast track card to get through customs
"faster"
Both arriving and departing U.K. the fast track line was much much slower
than the regular queues and we were actually made to go through them because
we had a fast track card which seems a big crazy,
As far as the airline goes though, nothing but praise.