THE WORLD'S LONGEST FLIGHT on Singapore Airlines' Premium Economy Class | Singapore to New York

[@kathymarik1932]

I love walking into Singapore airport. There is so much to see. The flowers, the butterfly area and those huge dinosaurs which they had when I was there in Jan of this year.

[@russellmania9157]

Its much too large for my taste. I must have walked for 30 mins to get to my next gate LOL

[@byteme9718]

@@russellmania9157 Try Beijing.

[@nickburton100]

One airport in the world I'd be more than happy to be stuck in.

[@Mike-br8zt]

As a regular traveller from Australia to Europe, I can tell you that the flight is a killer and does not get easier with age. Have flown many airlines but I consider Singapore to be the best.

[@carolkirk3445]

We’re flying from Perth to UK in April hopefully sleep half the time 😊

[@maudwelford7919]

My favourite airline, good food, comfortable, considerate, wonderful staff, accommodating, ooooooh those were the days. Changi my favourite airport and I love Singapore, sadly missed now at 90 grrrrrrrrrrr! 🤩❤️👏🏼🙏🇬🇧

[@friedrice0922]

if u didnt know, metal cutleries are given to even economy flights! they r not smth special just for premium economy hehe. but the napkin is truly for premium and above :) flown with SQ for almost 10 years now! proud to be singaporean when i see how people like our national airline :)

[@medalenesim927]

Singapore Airlines is my preferred airline as they have the best and new fleet of aircraft and also, the great service offered in my 25 years of flying with them. Keep up the good job and continue to stay on top of the rating competition.

[@lutfulmamun1967]

Excellent great service SingaporeAir I travel lot

[@medalenesim927]

Singapore Airlines is my most preferred airline who has the best aircraft and excellent service in my 25 years of flying experience. Keep up the great job and continue to stay on top of the competition.

[@spanishmaestro4351]

My longest flight was 14 hours from Melbourne to Dubai on Emirates. It seemed unending. 18 hours would seem a lifetime. The meals looked delicious.

[@abyangamingxbox6785]

Right that's the longest flight I've been on mel to dxb

[@byteme9718]

I can't think of a single reason to go to Dubai.

[@namarrawalsh9260]

@@byteme9718 usually just for a stopover to get to Europe

[@byteme9718]

@@namarrawalsh9260 Singapore is a better stop to get to Europe. The middle east is a vile place and I would never go back there to work seeing how all its countries treat low paid workers as slaves. For the same reason I refuse to transit through there as this benefits them financially.

[@elamaslak]

@@byteme9718 it's just great to be there

[@pablohernandez1159]

Spent about same time on Korean Airlines S F to S Korea. Great 👍 service. Very bumpy over Alaska, but was winter.Treat seniors with great respect.Orient is a great place to visit.

[@leonpapadopoulos9798]

Awesome video, thankyou! Really enjoyed your comments and the arrival in New York too!

[@vinayakgovitrikar354]

SINGAPORE AIRLINES... I travelled 6 times ... each flight 100 % SATISFACTION !

[@shaunpierce4174]

It's worth the journey just to spend a day at Changi airport. I was there 3 years ago and was blown away by it. I'd have to fly business class for a flight that long.

[@suethai7359]

Singapore 🇸🇬 Airlines is one of the best Airlines in the world ✈️✈️

[@planesandgolfgolfandplanes32]

I use to fly the Newark to Changi route in the early 2000s on A340s. Depending on the winds and routing it would take 17-22 hours. One time I slept for about 10 hours, didn’t drink any water and got sick from dehydration (alcohol may have been involved). I would love to do it on the 350 … bet it’s alot better with these modern airliners with improved ventilation, significant lower altitude cabin pressure, and humidifiers.

[@TheAirliner]

I wish I could have had a chance to fly the old A340's back when they were still around -- but the A350 is undoubtably a much better aircraft. Though yeah -- water helps lol. Thanks for watching!

[@theaviationden3677]

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[@get2dachoppa249]

I just flew on a Lufthansa A340-300 a few days ago from the Orlando to Frankfurt. It was a full flight from what I saw, and LH still has them scheduled on this route until the end of summer, according to their booking page.

[@OVTraveller]

This is one flight I would love to experience, but from Melbourne to Singapore is 8 hours minimum and from there to NY is 16 hours plus.....however Melbourne to LHR is just over 16 hours and that in J was an absolute pleasure, so the sheer indulgence is very tempting!

[@philipbrailey]

16 hours?

[@Lakesider52]

I've never yet had a below average flight on SIA but it has to be said that aside from the premium economy seat and cloth napkins with meals, it was indistinguishable from economy class. The meals and service were exactly the same.

[@TheAirliner]

I would agree -- SQ's premium economy is certainly a good product; but I wouldn't call it close to the best premium eco product by any means. Although considering it is the lowest class of service on *this* flight; and that they charge near-economy fares for this route -- you could also consider this a really good (like world's best good) economy class.

[@g00nther]

@@TheAirliner In some other SIA flight review, I remember someone commenting that some airlines implement premium economy as an upgrade from economy, whilst others implement it as a downgrade from business, so they retain more of the business class feel. SIA seems to take the former approach. Nice vid, I've subbed. I did 13+ hours on SIA's 380 from London. Was dreading being that long on a plane, but it was a breeze. I'm actually nostalgic for that flight now 😀 I'll cry when the 380 stops flying 😥

[@thomasmaresh5264]

@@g00nther I'm six foot three and always order special meals. I just want the space and don't need extra service.

[@rajdhanicuisine5261]

Best video thanks.. Singapore Airlines all the way best. Wish soon travelling to usa same flight

[@niloyfaiyaz4766]

Just discovered your channel. Excellent editing in all your videos with very upbeat soundtracks. Looking forward to more videos!

[@lydiamendoza4112]

browsing on KZbin came across your channel, thank you, I love flying, been around Europe many times, never flight in Singapore Airlines, looking forward to fly with them one day, loved watching your video.

[@kapiltandonLKO]

Great Video. Though I thought the longer captions stayed for inadequate time. Great job 👍

[@pzszify]

This brought back the memories of flying... Great video (although I'd wonder if I could sustain on such a flight). Loved the other SQ 777-300ER being featured - what a great comparison.

[@ravedavlich9714]

Singapore Airlines is by far the best airline in the world.

[@reidselby2569]

Thanks for sharing something I'll never experience in my lifetime. Good job !

[@calilocal4134]

travelled to singapore via sia last march ,it was great.service was excellent. heading back to usa with sia from singapore in a few weeks.👌👌👌

[@Seasterberg]

Awesome video, at 14:04 the trident looking spear is the Naval Weapons station where I was stationed cool seeing that.

[@suethai7359]

My husband and I and our two daughters used to live in Singapore for many years, we love ❤️ it their ❤❤❤❤

[@SK-or7dp]

Beautiful video. Very well done. Neat camerawork and excellent editing. Keep up the excellent work and all the best.

[@shajahanmohamed3861]

I had already an experience traveling to Australia and enjoyed the travel.Very interesting.I like the Shanghai Airport and the Singapore airlines

[@dorairslinger9675]

Been on Sia N.y to s'pore n return d past 42 years. Truly loved d airbus 380 n good services over other airlines such as u.s. or japan or korean etc...!!except in 1983 my late father n i returned from sydney,australia on SIA first class.due to food shortage n we didnot feel any difference in service from d economy class other than an extra flight of staircases to walk upstairs.my dad had just had a heart bypasses days before...!!

[@glenpao5647]

Wow, I enjoyed watching this journey of yours...very detailed as if I'm also in that plane...thanks for sharing...God bless and keep safe🙏

[@phuocha9181]

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[@AZEB1A]

SQ is an outstanding airline! Great video, well done!!

[@iamsokyut]

awesome video. i also flew singapore airlines back in feb 2020, just as covid was starting to hit. from sfo to singapore then to manila. the sfo to sg we flew a similar plan, a-350. the sg to manila, we flew the 787. and much like yours, it was a very pleasant flight. except for the the first 3 hours or so after leaving san francisco. it was soooooooo turbulent. anywhere the captain takes the plane, it was turbulent, 35,000; 36,000; 37,000 even 40,000. but over all, it was good. it was just so long. my principle when flying long haul, always aisle. and on that flight, i probably got the best seat for me. the last aisle seat on the left side of the plane. luckily, the middle seat was vacant so the other passenger was seated beside the window. i also enjoyed their meals, especially the buns. when we got to singapore, i was pleasantly surprised to see it was almost empty. i breezed thru immigration in like 5 mins and i was out. my friend met me and we went straight to the "the jewel." on my way back to san francisco, again, i was surprised to see that there was hardly any people. but then again, covid was already starting to hit many places and places were starting to get strict. but over all, i would not mind flying with singapore airlines again.

[@slynikiclh9040]

Well done! I really enjoyed watching, good job!

[@anandhang9]

This SQ Airbus ULR has about 94 Seats only I Believe . Transpacific Route is amazing with travel time about 18 hours and 40 minutes NONSTOP….! Nice video 👏👌

[@TheAirliner]

Thank you!

[@theaviationden3677]

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[@Farbar1955]

This video showed up at the right time. We're looking to bypass Qantas and be able to fly directly into Perth via Singapore from the States in the fall. This will convince me to take a closer look at Singapore Airlines. I always heard good things about them and I would love to visit Changi Airport!

[@TheAirliner]

So glad to here this - Enjoy your trip!

[@Lancelot_Jago]

Good luck on your travels Farbar1955 . If you have been to Denver in the last 10 years Changi won’t surprise you… Bon Voyage

[@MO-fu7vi]

Good luck getting into Perth

[@thegardner800]

Subscribed and looking forward to more videos from you. Some of your written commentary could use a little more air time before disappearing. Had to rewind and hit pause couple times to read. Overall, great vid on this LHF from Singapore Airlines.

[@TheAirliner]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed -- I just published another video; where a new text style should hopefully fix the problem (more air time + more contrast).

[@crammydavisjr5813]

Just subscribed a) because it’s good content, b) you asked nicely, c) your dedication in coach. Well done, Sir!

[@nikolauswolff5791]

Waiting that long at JFK for a gate is absolutely normal. We pushed back once - before C 19 - at 7pm and departed at 8:30pm in the dark. It's pretty common in NYC. To much traffic and not enough space.

[@TheAirliner]

I couldn't be too mad as this flight is so long that the arrival time varies greatly -- we landed like two hours before scheduled. JFK just needs to expand; but that takes a lot of money.

[@sarahfreeman3268]

Just found your Chanel on KZbin . Loved watching the flight and welcome the airline gave you. I've only flown three times in my life because I'm petrified of flying but still loved to watch. Perhaps one day I will get to courage to fly and travel again .

[@mpaul2012]

The flight in Nov this year show a 0045 departure. It would be nice if the flight left in the day like yours. Loved everything about the video. This is the ultimate flight for any AvGeek. Were you not able to book the single seats at the back. Hopefully will be Mask free by Nov 2022. The transition to darkness in the middle of the video was nicely done.

[@kevinp8108]

I once flew 17 hours non-stop from Los Angeles to Bangkok Thailand! I was trying to save 2-3 hours on a non-stop flight but it was pure torture in economy class! This trip was in 2008 on an Airbus A340-500. Eventually, this non-stop flight ceased and now there is a stop in Seoul Korea.

[@TheAirliner]

Huh - I had no idea that route even existed - but I would have loved to try it! This flight -was a huge timesaver and I would love to see more like it (including maybe reinstating LAX to bangkok???) but I doubt there are many routes of such far distances that have the demand between them that Singapore & New York do.

[@Jojoboogie]

There was not much demand on this route plus THA have been downgraded by the FAA to category 2 so they can't fly to the US. THA operated LAX-BKK and JFK- BKK thus the non-stop flights but since other airlines now fly the route, they will have to do a layover at their respective hubs. The 340 is a far cry from the 350 so maybe you'll have a different experience this time around.

[@keithyearwood1080]

that was an ultra smooth touchdown.....WOW

[@harperwelch5147]

I just flew on Singapore Air and it is good service and the airport is truly stunning.

[@lencrites7044]

Please leave the subtitles on a few seconds longer. Thanks!

[@TheAirliner]

Thanks for the feedback -- I'll try to do better next time!

[@bhaskararaogalla8918]

I too travelled by singpore airlins two months back .very nice and compartbul one to travel from singapore to new wak.its took 18.35 hrs very comfrartble flights from simgapore .busness class very nice to travel

[@Aa.sidharta]

Nice & detail video...i wish is going to be my experience on Oct.

[@TechTravelLifestyle]

Nice video and footage !! a little suggestion tho...=D - about comments (in captions), some are too long, and cut a bit too fast, so we need to rewind and re-read them...xD, you could also put them in batch of shorter comments, and try using some templates to enhance it's appearance. Keep up the great work...i'm still learning to do a great trip video report as well.... i'll travel later on SQ22 and 23 this December in J class..., I managed to get the 10A on EWR SIN leg ..hehe.

[@catalinaortega4573]

I agree with you.....we hails frpm the Philippines...we always have our vacation in Singapore 3 times a year...but when the pandemic was declare we are stranded here in the Philippines for almost 2yrs.now....I hope we could and visit my children and grandchildren and even my nephew and sister in law this coming September 2022....just keeping our fingers cross...maybe 6 months in staying there will do....a married couple here of 56 yrs😂🤣😅😍😘🤩🤗😍❤💚🇸🇬🇵🇭

[@shahabqaiser239]

Very smooth landing perfect pilot 👌👍👍👍👍💕💕💕💕

[@milxxl5345]

I can't wait to fly with Singapore airlines, my husbands favourite airline, three more weeks to go, Singapore and Thailand well see you soon for a holiday🤗

[@prasannakumaris7149]

1990 I flew on the Jumbo jet from Changi to LA via Japan s narita on a SIA flight landing at L A on All Fools Day it was a good trip without any turbulence The command Pilot made a perfect landing sans jerks or bumps Singapore Airlines is one of the best travel options for a long haul trip of 16 hours Three cheers to S I A

[@madprophetus]

I don't know if I have the stamina for a flight this long. Yikes! Cool video!

[@russellmania9157]

I flew the Singapore Air from LAX to Singapore 17 hrs in economy last month. Not bad at all but it helped I had a exit row seat.

[@Stinkymole]

I'm new to your videos and I really enjoyed the relaxing style of it with no narrating drivel. If I could give one piece of advice and that is to leave the text graphics on screen that little while longer. I found myself scrubbing back and pausing to consume all the text written. Otherwise, nice work! You've earned a sub.

[@cahyoh.harimurti8554]

Had the same long trip CGK - SIN, SIN - JFK in 1997 with SQ B747, but via Amsterdam. No doubt that SQ had the best services at that time.

[@TheAirliner]

And they still do!

[@oscarmoya7228]

congratulations excellent video. ..the flight from new York to Singapore flying the Europe route is currently the longest flight

[@francesca9964]

Thanks! A great, no nonsense trip review. Well done!

[@karlsmith2052]

You didn't give Fire Island a shout out, just before Jones Beach!

[@rosarioberrio3821]

I love all your videos and I love Singapore airlines.

[@deepsue]

Thanks for the video, it was quiet and nice

[@jcaam8094]

Really nice video, subscribed looking forward to more great ones.

[@TheAirliner]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed - check out my newest review of SQ's similarly amazing Economy class on the 777 which is out now!

[@princeyuri80]

Great video!! I miss flying with SIA :(

[@carlhaluss]

Thank you and well done! I always wondered what a flight this long would be like. Seat width of 19.5in is great, as is the pitch of 38in. I have heard so many good things about Singapore Airlines. Great video and details of the trip!

[@TheAirliner]

Thank you so much -- I'm glad you enjoyed it! These seats are really comfortable -- and honestly I'm always a bit surprised how SQ doesn't charge more for them! (Economy is usally not much less -- and that's WITH a stop in Frankfurt or something, not nonstop!)

[@Sacto1654]

Singapore Airlines realizes such an extremely long flight would bad physiologically, hence the reason for only Business and Premium Economy class on this plane. I expect Qantas to use only Business and Premium Economy seating on the _Project Sunrise_ A350-1000's that may arrive by 2025.

[@almeggs3247]

Singapore Airlines. Is the best of the best!

[@Castroloon]

Great video, and the time slices are great, but the comments are difficult to read due to the background and sometimes you just fade them out too fast .

[@UMMIVORY]

I RATHER LIKE THIS VIDEO LESS TAKING MORE VIEWS TO SEE, BRAVO

[@AkbarAli-nv2jc]

Nice video Thank you

[@lencrites7044]

Are you trying to drive me nuts with the music, 🤣

[@Mostopinionatedmanofalltime]

It's very annoying 😒

[@Andy1076]

I'm always amazed at how quiet the A350's engines start, the IFE intro really drowns it out. So glad to hear that SQ's 380 has been saved! It was sad they were actually considering mothballing it. 😳

[@Capecodham]

IFE?

[@Andy1076]

@@Capecodham In flight entertainment

[@Capecodham]

@@Andy1076 Do you abbreviate everything? What do you do with the time you save?

[@daniel11111]

@@Capecodham abbreviating in flight entertainment to IFE is pretty standard and common. Your ignorance doesn’t mean the other person is abbreviating everything.

[@Capecodham]

@@daniel11111 abbreviating in-flight entertainment to IFE not standard and uncommon. Point to where else someone here did it.

[@Bellakelpie]

The mini bar at the rear of the A350 is a lot smaller than the one in the A340-500’s that SQ used to use on this flight. Also, as you point out, the food choice offered there is small. I remember on the A340 there was fresh fruit and muffins that the crew would heat for you.

[@TheAirliner]

I never had a chance to fly on the old A340's - but I believe this -- although I would wonder what the bar looks like in business class (if there is one!) as the A340's were configured with only business class.

[@Bellakelpie]

​@@TheAirliner The 5 aircraft were 9V-SGA- through to SGE . They were only configured all Business towards at the end of their time with SQ. In 2006, when I flew Singapore/Newark ( The non stop flights went to Newark and the one stop flights via Frankfurt went to JFK) and returned Los Angeles/Singapore, (same flight times) They were Business/Premium Economy with the split starting at the 3rd (from the front) door. So basically 65/35%. The layout in P/E was 2-3-2 and Business was 2-2-2. The P/E return fare was Sin $1225. (High for those days.) The secret to flying in Premium Economy in the A340-500's was to book the 1st row of seats on either side, which was an Emergency Exit row, the row being right on the just mentioned 3rd door on each side of the cabin, which i did for both the outbound and return sectors. On the outbound flight, aided by the young Sikh man who sat next to me, we measured "our" leg room and it was 86 inches, (7 foot 2) or 2m 13.3 cms. But the downside of traveling in those seats was that they were also the coldest in the cabin, due to having nothing around them and their proximity to the door. But having been forewarned, I took a windcheater to wear. The mini bar length was 3 window spaces on each side of the cabin at the back and it was next to the centrally located rear galley. Behind the galley there was a large open area of which ran 4 toilets and the access to the cabin crews private rest compartment. That open area acted as an overflow space and became a sort of meeting area where quite a few passengers stood around, talking to the crew on duty and other passengers, as they drank and ate. Think of it as an "Aerial Pub." There was another identically laid out one for Business class right at the front. Passengers were encouraged to get up and move around during the flight, as a way of combating DVT. I spent around 8 hours chatting away down there on each flight. I remember one American gent said he got a really good deal as he was learning to speak Mandarin and the crew on duty gave him a 2 hour Mandarin class into the bargain. The actual routes flown were interesting. Depending on weather, the return flights sometimes flew straight up over Canada, over the pole and down over Central Asia and other times over Greenland then across Britain and Europe. The route to Los Angeles was up over the Bering Sea and returned straight across the Pacific Ocean, flying north of the Hawaiian Islands to Guam and then straight over the Philippines. SQ did claim that they actually, lost money on each flight, even when it was all Business and had a high load factor. (Most flights were booked out,) so they stopped the service until more economical to run aircraft became available. Like you said on your video, it is the best way to get to/from the USA from Singapore and look forward to doing it again now that the world is slowly returning to normal

[@davidoldham7476]

In the mid eighties I flew a one stop from NYC to Taipei totaling over 17 hours, it was a bit grueling even in a 747. The refueling stop in Anchorage was nice though especially on the way back after enduring that tropical climate for two weeks.

[@michaelbeck3766]

it's still amazing to me that one can fly for 18 hrs nonstop and so well, even in economy (plus) . what a delight. thanks for posting this. now the worst of the trip beings. getting into manhattan! ha ha

[@jimwatson4513]

My best long flights were on EVA air, USA to Manila !! Great service , & food , cocktails !! But I've flown all over the earth in my Air Force years duty or pleasure !! My chopper time also !! When you fly keep in mind that we are all in GOD'S HANDS !! 🙂✝️

[@russellmania9157]

When will Eva start flying back to the Philippines?? Their customer service said there is no transfer allowed in Taiwan at this time. I tried to book a flight USA to Phils in July and was unable so I might have to go with Singapore once again.

[@YouTuber-wk4hr]

Hubby used to don’t care about airline carriers . SQ has always been my fav and the last time I had Hubby flew in this flight , he just doze of in the premium economy and could not believe his eyes when he woke up there is only 1 hour before landing ! Since then whenever we need to fly he will ask if SQ fly these destinations 😊

[@jayT0204]

Just subscribed !!! Nice video Thanks 😊

[@radham1375]

Beautifully covered.

[@elabuterin7150]

Curious, what criteria do you use for longest flight? Have to fly from Sydney Australia to Tampa Florida and direct flight is just under 21 h. Not doing it. No way! Even if I could afford 1st class. Will split it up in 2 stretches and enjoy Waikiki for a few days.

[@yaosio]

In 1997 I flew non-stop from Chicago to Tokyo. I was 13 and it was part of a sister city program. I only remember a few things about the flight. We went over Alaska and one of the guys in the group said they saw an avalanche. I remember playing solitaire with a pack of cards. I remember seeing the buildings in Tokyo. And that's it. The flight there and back again is completely wiped from my memory as if it never happened.

[@TheAirliner]

Ha! Amazing how time flies. What I find most interesting about this story is the card games - I don't think I would have made it through a flight that long without inflight entertainment - but I guess that's how!

[@justinshan9284]

Thank you for sharing this video!

[@deepalperera4592]

Your camera work is very good

[@zeenavder3359]

Nice video but would have liked if more of the inside of the plane was shown.

[@atharkhan240]

Love your filming!

[@TheAirliner]

Thank you so much!

[@shaunyip2153]

Longest flight ever for me was Singapore to London flying SQ. That was 14 hours and 20 minutes. Admittedly, this particular flight took a little bit longer than usual (most were under 14 hours). But at least I'm used to long hauls now, and I would not be afraid to do SIN/JFK one day.

[@TheAirliner]

That's pretty long. For me, the flights that have felt the longest are the ones around 13 hours long - because you am expecting flights like this to be long; but those 13 hour ones really hit you.

[@TheAirliner]

*you ARE. typo.

[@bluemilk4909]

Nice report! The New York music was nice but I feel like it stayed for too long. This is random but, one thing I dislike is when airlines play music during landing. It's incredibly annoying for some reason, I just don't know why.

[@JudeAussie]

It was awful amd repetitive!

[@silurian9420]

Once flew BA Hong Kong to London, 15 hours non stop. Took off in the dark, dark all the way. didn't see one light outside after take off till we arrived in London. Good service back then in 1991, but no seat back entertainment back then. Due to Covid I've not flown since 2019. Looking forward to restrictions easing more.

[@TheAirliner]

I honestly have no idea how you could make a flight like this without entertainment - it seems so long! I'm sure the service was amazing, though.

[@sudheerkulkarni4098]

Enjoyable video. Keep lt up.

[@giovannisoffiati2795]

Please leave subtitles a bit longer: very irritating to continuesly rewind to read till the end because a new subtitle already appeared. Thanks a lot.

[@TheAirliner]

Thanks for the feedback -- I'll try to do better in my next review. I often have a time crunch in which I want to get in as much information as possible while fitting into either the amount of clip recorded (usually about 7 seconds per clip) or into a beat in which I cut to (when music is playing) -- but I will try to do better next time. Thanks for watching!

[@T_Dubbs]

19:17 that marshaller on the ground was having a party with his glowsticks!

[@robertallen6710]

Only fun he's gonna have...sure won't be the $10/hour...

[@suneetsachdeva2168]

i subbed, loved the video!

[@TheAirliner]

Thank you so much -- I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@wotan10950]

My longest flight to date has been 13 hours. I felt as if I’d reached my limit. I don’t think I could manage a flight from JFK/Newark to Singapore or Sydney.

[@cancelanime1507]

But was it in luxury?

[@Shrek-pu8uu]

@@cancelanime1507 Who cares, end of the day, we’re all getting off the plane lol people who can afford first class aren’t staying a second longer🤣🤣🤣

[@degazonline]

I have just travelled virtually.

[@paulbats6996]

Subtitles are too small! Sometimes too quick to read and illegible.

[@ccatbay5194]

Responded to your request, new subscriber bro. Thanks for your nice video.

[@TheAirliner]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed:)

[@gruvdrums]

Watched the whole thing...by the time we got to NYC, I saw the Lowes and thought "Ah...good to be back in the States..." 😂 Thanks for the great video!

[@melisamelisa8779]

I miss Changi Airport and flying with SQ! Never had a bad experience with them ☺ I wish for no more covid so i can fly with SQ again 😢

[@garydunken7934]

The world and airlines have learned to live with covid. You can already travel to most destinations now.

[@madskier50]

I don't see any acknowledgement for the background music anywhere. Somebody recorded it surely? Can you use random bits of music without attribution?

[@Eurobazz]

When you have two lines of captions you need to keep them longer on the screen for us to read. In some cases you were a bit hasty.

[@TheAirliner]

I'll try to fix this going forward - thanks for the tip!

[@yaozhiqiang]

Welcome To New York City In Time Square Career🌐🌏🇺🇸✈️

[@marnusvermeulen8835]

I have never travel that far but it is my first time that i am going to fly so Yeah that is why i am asking you first

[@jk9161]

Nice yea yes I will have to upgrade next time