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Singapore Airlines New First Class

you just like the singapore stewardesses with their low cut uniform that lets you see their boob everytime they bend down
 
Originally posted by: effee
you just like the singapore stewardesses with their low cut uniform that lets you see their boob everytime they bend down
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oh yea, thats the 'other' inflight entertainment, lol, eye candy = they're all young and beautiful..........like on US carriers decades ago.
 
Originally posted by: V00DOO
What is the price for a 1st class ticket?
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I have no clue since I don't get to see the receipt

but i've been told that the round-trip seoul-san francisco was around $17K.
 
Originally posted by: PhoenixOrion
Originally posted by: V00DOO
What is the price for a 1st class ticket?
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I have no clue since I don't get to see the receipt

but i've been told that the round-trip seoul-san francisco was around $17K.
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:shocked: great googly moogly!!
 
Originally posted by: PhoenixOrion
Originally posted by: V00DOO
What is the price for a 1st class ticket?
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I have no clue since I don't get to see the receipt

nothing definitive but i've been told that the round-trip seoul-san francisco was around $17K.
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Prices on the website show ~$7200 for RT.
 
Originally posted by: BigJ
Originally posted by: PhoenixOrion
Originally posted by: V00DOO
What is the price for a 1st class ticket?
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I have no clue since I don't get to see the receipt

nothing definitive but i've been told that the round-trip seoul-san francisco was around $17K.
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Prices on the website show ~$7200 for RT.
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yep, site shows around $8K for seoul-san fran.

$17K was hearsay/rumor.
 
8k sounds about right. That was first class for LA>Sydney when I flew Quantas. (I was in coach, but asked for an upgrade...the ticket lady laughed at me 🙁 )

 
Originally posted by: coinz
ok woah..thats the way to fly
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i think the best part was when two beautiful flight attendants helped me out, one went to perform turn-over service of the bed, and the other helped me get into the complimentary Givenchy designer pajamas. :thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: jagec
Can you nef on ATOT while enroute?
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Not on my flight unfortunately.

They started internet service on select flights and slowly deploy it. I know that the Singapore to London has it.
 
Originally posted by: SuperSix
Wow.. I don't think I could ever justify that expensive of a flight.

Congrats to you though!
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I'm guessing that the company was covering it. I don't know for sure, but I'd guess that the majority of 1st class passengers aren't paying for it out of pocket...with a few exceptions of course.
 
Originally posted by: jagec
Originally posted by: SuperSix
Wow.. I don't think I could ever justify that expensive of a flight.

Congrats to you though!
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I'm guessing that the company was covering it. I don't know for sure, but I'd guess that the majority of 1st class passengers aren't paying for it out of pocket...with a few exceptions of course.
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:thumbsup: I pay for it upfront and I invoice it as part of my consulting fees to the client company for reimbursement.
 
Apart from the screen size, I think Jet Airways has a better business class. Oh...and their first class? It's a private cabin!

Jet Airways (browse down to the product demo link)
 
Just a year ago that was the best first out there. Then Singapore Airlines came out with the suites on the A380. Anyways, that's sweet that you get to fly paid international first, especially on Singapore Airlines.
 
Originally posted by: Pepsei
is the food all you can eat?
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nope, not the main dishes. snacks, sides, and liquor are.

the best part, you can request (beluga) caviar with an apperitif and dom perignon to go with your appetizer for any meal that they serve.
 
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