B747 - Not Just Another Jumbo | Singapore Airlines

Enjoy this nostalgic video introducing the Singapore Airlines B747-200, then considered the biggest passenger plane in the world.
In 1973, Singapore Airlines took delivery of its first 2 B747-200s, and customised them in ways unheard of at the time, to enhance our customers’ inflight experience. Did you travel aboard the B747-200?
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[@anthonywilfredwong4545]

I really gonna miss the jumbo jet.

[@johnwinton2209]

I was in the RAF. I was a passenger and asked to go in the deck during the flight. A fabulous 2 hour experience learning about that fabulous aircraft.

[@karbisnhaviation8195]

Got to watch after 9 years 🌿♥️📎
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Favorite airlines ever @Singapore_airlines ✈️

[@elfulano5884]

You were a great way to fly!

[@QFSAviation]

Yep

[@neelsuthar7391]

liar

[@ribbonator]

smflyer town prove to me and him that he lie

[@syc9675]

I miss the jumbo jet more and more with every passing year

[@adamschizo]

Yes

[@goldenfirster]

left airpod: 🙂
right airpod: 💀

[@zephyr5861]

9v sia and 9v sib

[@serenasoh140]

Rip singapore airlines 747

[@sandykee2859]

Nope

[@deandecoursey2334]

I’ll never fly Singapore Airlines again!!!!! They have no customer service. I flew them last September Seattle to Bangkok. The Bangkok to Singapore portion of the return trip was changed enough to cause me to miss the Chiangmai to Bangkok
Portion of the flight. I found that out on my own. sA never informed me. In the meantime, my brother died and I had to get home a week early. Singapore airlines said I had to contact the third party travel agency to change the ticket. After 4 days of emailing them, the agency, BudgetAir told me Singapore Airlines wanted $1,650 to change my ticket. I’m sure that BudgetAir never mentioned to SA that I was due a free change because of SA canceling a portion of my return ticket and changing it on their own. They also didn’t tell SA that I was changing my flight because my brother had died. Because I had no more time to waste before going back, I found and bought a ticket on Qatar Airlines for $620.00. It has been 7 months since I got home and I have been in email communication weekly with Singapore Airlines and BudgetAir to get a refund. They keep changing what’s required for a refund. They first told me that I needed the death certificate and obituary. They changed that to add mine and my brother’s birth certificate, listing a common mother and father. Then, they said copies weren’t enough. They wanted them formatted a certain way. All of this done to get me to give up. I DON’T AND WON’T GIVE UP!!! I am in the process of filing complaints with every government agency in the U.S. and Singapore and am suing for $620.00, the amount of the ticket that I was forced to buy. Singapore Airlines is making record profits and giving large bonuses to their flight crews. It would be nice if some of these profits would go to upgrade their customer service department

[@SGS-zh6zv]

Womp womp

[@user-pe1fx5ih3y]

Oi you were on SQ321 How would you talk trash like that I shall report for mistreating youtubers

[@kyleytRBLX]

Nope

[@phoebefoxg]

Nope