
Business Class
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Lie-flat Business Class seat on Singapore Airlines' long-haul Airbus A350-900 sub-fleet, configured 1-2-1 across two cabin sections with 42 seats total (a smaller forward cabin plus a rear cabin). Same 2013 wide flat-bed product as the A350-900 ULR — distinct from the narrower 2018 Stelia Symphony seat used on the regional A350-900 sub-fleet and the 787-10. The seat converts into a flat bed by flipping the seat back forward to form the bed surface; very wide seat (~71 cm / 28 in) with an offset, angled footwell in most rows, and a larger full-width foot bench at bulkhead rows. Every seat has direct aisle access. Long-haul aircraft also carry a Premium Economy cabin, distinguishing them from the regional sub-fleet (which has no PE).
Cabin Highlights
- ✓Lie-flat 2013 wide flat-bed product — same seat hardware as the A350-900 ULR
- ✓Very wide seat shell (~28 in / 71 cm) with offset/angled footwell
- ✓All seats have direct aisle access in a 1-2-1 layout
- ✓42 J seats split across two cabin sections (smaller forward + rear cabins)
- ✓Bulkhead rows feature a larger full-width foot bench/ottoman
- ✓Long-haul A350-900s carry Premium Economy — absent on the regional sub-fleet
Seat Dimensions
Strategic Seating
- Bulkhead rows for the larger full-width foot bench and extra space
- Front rows of either cabin section for quieter location away from galleys
- Rows directly adjacent to galleys or lavatories — service-flow noise
How to book this cabin
Airlines may change equipment at any time. To ensure you get the A350-900 (359), always check the seat map during and after booking.
Look for these hints:
- Look for "A350-900" or "359"
- 1-2-1 layout with very wide seat shells — distinctly broader than the regional A350-900 / 787-10 Symphony seat
- Window seats angle slightly toward the windows; offset/angled footwell in most rows
- Bulkhead rows have a noticeably larger full-width foot bench/ottoman
- Two J cabin sections (smaller forward + rear) — fewer rows than the 67-seat ULR's two cabins
- Aircraft has a Premium Economy cabin behind J — regional A350-900s do not
Routes Where It Flies
Chance of Business Class across aircraft types, based on tracked Singapore Airlines flights on each route.
Frankfurt am Main – New York City
100% on other aircraft
Los Angeles – Singapore
100% on this aircraft
Los Angeles – Tokyo
100% on other aircraft
Munich – Singapore
100% on this aircraft
New York City – Singapore
100% on this aircraft
Seattle – Singapore
100% on this aircraft
San Francisco – Singapore
100% on this aircraft
Jakarta – Singapore
44% on this aircraft · 22% on other aircraft
Hong Kong – Singapore
22% on this aircraft · 22% on other aircraft
Singapore – Tokyo
<1% on this aircraft · 39% on other aircraft
Melbourne – Singapore
16% on this aircraft · 20% on other aircraft
Singapore – Sydney
11% on this aircraft · 21% on other aircraft
Mumbai – Singapore
18% on other aircraft
External Sources
- https://mainlymiles.com/seats-2013j/
- https://aerolopa.com/sq-359
- https://www.seatmaps.com/airlines/sq-singapore-airlines/airbus-a350-900/
- https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/us/flying-withus/our-story/our-fleet/airbus-a350-900/
- https://mainlymiles.com/fleet-a350-900/
- https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/pt/corporate/newsroom/press-release/2013/July-September/09Jul2013-1341/
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