Report by : Gan Yung Chyan
/ KUCINTA SETIA
Distributed to All Press & Travel Professionals
Singapore Airlines has started to sell air tickets of its B787-10 Dreamliner regular flights to Osaka Kansai. The maiden regular scheduled flight of the world's first B787-10 long-range aircraft operated by Singapore Airlines to Osaka Kansai International Airport operates on 3 May 2018.
On 3 May 2018, the B787-10 flight SQ618 departs from Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 3 for Osaka Kansai Terminal 1 at 1.25 am, arrives in Osaka Kansai at 9.05 am before leaving Osaka Kansai at 10.55 am and touching down in Singapore at 4.40 pm under flight SQ619.
Flights are operated daily.
The B787-10 Dreamliner has 337 seats in two Classes, with 36 seats in Business Class and 301 seats in Economy Class. Measuring 68 metres long, it is the longest Dreamliner aircraft.
Singapore Airlines takes delivery of its first B787-10 Dreamliner in March 2018 with test flights to Suvarnabhumi and Kuala Lumpur to follow.
According to Singapore Airlines, it has 49 firm orders for B787-10 jets while it will take delivery of its first of 20 B777-9 aircraft in either 2021 or 2022.
/ KUCINTA SETIA
Distributed to All Press & Travel Professionals
Singapore Airlines has started to sell air tickets of its B787-10 Dreamliner regular flights to Osaka Kansai. The maiden regular scheduled flight of the world's first B787-10 long-range aircraft operated by Singapore Airlines to Osaka Kansai International Airport operates on 3 May 2018.
On 3 May 2018, the B787-10 flight SQ618 departs from Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 3 for Osaka Kansai Terminal 1 at 1.25 am, arrives in Osaka Kansai at 9.05 am before leaving Osaka Kansai at 10.55 am and touching down in Singapore at 4.40 pm under flight SQ619.
Flights are operated daily.
The B787-10 Dreamliner has 337 seats in two Classes, with 36 seats in Business Class and 301 seats in Economy Class. Measuring 68 metres long, it is the longest Dreamliner aircraft.
Singapore Airlines takes delivery of its first B787-10 Dreamliner in March 2018 with test flights to Suvarnabhumi and Kuala Lumpur to follow.
According to Singapore Airlines, it has 49 firm orders for B787-10 jets while it will take delivery of its first of 20 B777-9 aircraft in either 2021 or 2022.
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