Are they being marketed as sex robots on the air ?? Which other air stewardesses have as sexy a silhouette as the Singapore Girl?
New Singapore Airlines Luxury seats and beds:
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Are they being marketed as sex robots on the air ?? Which other air stewardesses have as sexy a silhouette as the Singapore Girl?
New Singapore Airlines Luxury seats and beds:
I love singapore babeee 
Ha, ha there was once a HK man who sued SIA becasue their stewerdess's were not as attractive as in the ads.
Oh If this true
How can the air stewardesses told those passenger who has sex during the landing to tide their seat belt
I wish Singapore Airlines would serve more areas 
I heard they were the best airline in the world (or top 3)
I heard they were the best airline in the world (or top 3)
QUOTE(AEROFORCE1 @ May 10 2008, 04:16 AM) [snapback]3687828[/snapback]
Oh If this true
How can the air stewardesses told those passenger who has sex during the landing to tide their seat belt
Hmmmm... i think the beds operate like a hospital bed that has straps to strap u in if u are landing or feeling kinky....
What would the cost be for flying in such luxury?
Also, I guess that there must be people who just can't wait until they are landed.
Also, I guess that there must be people who just can't wait until they are landed.
QUOTE(tangawizi @ May 9 2008, 11:44 PM) [snapback]3688136[/snapback]
Hmmmm... i think the beds operate like a hospital bed that has straps to strap u in if u are landing or feeling kinky....
sounds like bondage to me...count me in.
This is fraud. Those chicks wouldn't have sex with you. I'd be one pissed off businessman. You try something and they'll flirt, but at the end of the day, he'll be jacking off in a bed full of rose petals. Haha.
QUOTE(tangawizi @ May 8 2008, 09:54 PM) [snapback]3686455[/snapback]
my fantasy.
QUOTE(progen @ May 10 2008, 09:56 AM) [snapback]3688596[/snapback]
What would the cost be for flying in such luxury?
Also, I guess that there must be people who just can't wait until they are landed.
Also, I guess that there must be people who just can't wait until they are landed.
well...I think thats the a340, and for roundtrip from the states to Singapore in Suite is about US$11000 including taxes. I heard Fares are expected to rise in Sept though.
QUOTE(Najjiah @ May 11 2008, 02:05 PM) [snapback]3690784[/snapback]
my fantasy.
I know girl. one day, one day. hopefully soon!
QUOTE(tangawizi @ May 9 2008, 12:54 PM) [snapback]3686455[/snapback]
my fantasy
How many suites are there in one of these Airbus 380 planes????
Who the hell cares.
Personally I would rather wait until the thing is landed.
So the Airbus 380 has 12 such suites!
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SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines (SIA) said on Thursday it would temporarily redeploy an Airbus A380 superjumbo, the world's biggest aircraft, for routes to Beijing to meet demand ahead of the Olympics.
The airline said it would deploy an A380 currently on the Singapore-London return service to the Chinese capital from July 31 to August 9 "to cater for increased demand in the lead-up to the start of the Olympic Games".
SIA has flown one superjumbo to London since March 18 and said it would add an additional A380 flight on that route from July 16 after it takes delivery of its fifth aircraft in late June.
The additional aircraft will raise the number of A380 flights between the two cities to 11 times a week from seven.
However, one of the double-decker planes will temporarily be redeployed on the Singapore-Beijing route. The Olympics will be held in Beijing from August 8-24.
SIA became the first airline in the world to commercially operate the A380 when it launched flights to Sydney in October last year. On Tuesday, the A380 flew to its first Asian destination - Tokyo.
The plane can carry up to 853 passengers but SIA, one of the world's most profitable airlines, has chosen a setup with a maximum 471 seats.
The design includes 12 suites, each with a full-length bed behind sliding doors, sheets by French design house Givenchy and flat-screen televisions.
The airline said it would deploy an A380 currently on the Singapore-London return service to the Chinese capital from July 31 to August 9 "to cater for increased demand in the lead-up to the start of the Olympic Games".
SIA has flown one superjumbo to London since March 18 and said it would add an additional A380 flight on that route from July 16 after it takes delivery of its fifth aircraft in late June.
The additional aircraft will raise the number of A380 flights between the two cities to 11 times a week from seven.
However, one of the double-decker planes will temporarily be redeployed on the Singapore-Beijing route. The Olympics will be held in Beijing from August 8-24.
SIA became the first airline in the world to commercially operate the A380 when it launched flights to Sydney in October last year. On Tuesday, the A380 flew to its first Asian destination - Tokyo.
The plane can carry up to 853 passengers but SIA, one of the world's most profitable airlines, has chosen a setup with a maximum 471 seats.
The design includes 12 suites, each with a full-length bed behind sliding doors, sheets by French design house Givenchy and flat-screen televisions.
I wanna fly that airline!
Especially if that girl is my hostess!
I mean air hostess of course!
Especially if that girl is my hostess!
I mean air hostess of course!
QUOTE(tangawizi @ May 22 2008, 06:41 PM) [snapback]3712578[/snapback]
So the Airbus 380 has 12 such suites!
Now you are corrupting me. I am beginning to wonder whether if high altitude would in fact add anything to the excitment.
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