
Singapore surprises: Singapore Airlines has revealed it has invested $850 million dollars into new Suites that look more like hotel rooms than airline cabins.

Business class beds: Meanwhile in Business Class, the airline is continuing to offer seats that convert into luxurious double beds.

Luxury suites: The Suites can be individually closed off from the aisle, allowing privacy and luxury.

A place to work and relax: The Suites are kitted out with everything a passenger needs to work, sleep or relax.

Carbon composite: The new Business Class seats are made from a carbon fiber composite akin to what's used in Formula One racing cars.

Long-haul success: Singapore Airline focuses on long-haul flights, so needs to make sure travelers are comfortable spending hours in the air.

Tickets available: Flights in the new seats are already for sale -- Suites are priced from $6,600 and business class from $3,100 for a round-trip between Singapore and Sydney.

Double bed takeover: Other airlines also enjoy double beds on board -- including Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways. Will other airlines follow suit?


