Yeah, PJ (private jet) people. You know. 1st class is for UA-camrs, credit card gamers, corporate upgraders, and, perhaps, PJ people who mislaid their PJ.
Sometimes, your jet is down for maintenance, or your crew isn't available because of illness. Real life still happens for the rich. Don't forget, maybe the the wife and kids took the jet somewhere, and weather won't let the jet get back to you.
44:50 factual proof that, no matter how excellent something is, there will always be that individual that wakes in the morning and whose mission of the day is to complain.
When I used to fly Singapore Airlines, I was always made to feel like a VIP in Economy Class just by being given hot towels in the lead up to the runway.
I was very impressed with the clip of SA in the 70s. I travelled from South America to London BA and then to Singapore on SA in 1979 en route to Perth Australia. I remember even in those days it was a beautiful airline. Economy on SA is like first class on any other.
I just flew with Singapore Airlines recently and they don't do that anymore. I do remember them handing out rolls of piping hot towels after everyone settles down a few years ago.
Not really. Emirates and Singapore are the countries' flagship careers; not necessarily focused on maximizing their profit margins. I know that many airlines have gotten rid of First Class in preference of Business and Premium Economy. Those suits are expensive, but yet don't turn as much profit as other configurations.
I flew first class on Delta on my connection to a first class on Asiana. Delta's first class was just a slightly enhanced business. They even boarded coach passengers through first class and so I had to be bumped in the arm by everyone with their carry-ons trying to squeeze through the narrow isle. Felt like being packed into a cattle-car. I'm glad it was only a 2 hour flight.
@@GTRNights All US based airlines & airports tend to be just functional i.e getting the job done with bare minimum necessities and that's why none of them cut into top 10 rankings from comfort, standards and quality of service point of view.
Skip to the end. Rich people still bickering about it. Yah do what you gotta do, and let these people complain that it’s never good enough. They’ll never be satisfied with life.
I recently got upgraded to the Q Suite on a long haul flight with Qatar Airlines. It was the best flying experience of my life. If I could afford it, I would never fly economy again. Alas 😢
i just flew this last week and was lucky enough to have an empty suite next to me so i was able to combine into a double bed for free. i can't imagine anyone complaining about this suite like the old british couple at the end. buy a private charter instead then
@@varrjames186 The partition folds away. When families travel they do this to have a larger suite. I've not flown in a suite before, but have been lucky enough to travel 1st class on several international flights. It really does make it hard to turn right after that.
I didn't think it was a complaint so much as their evaluation of 'was it worth the cost!' And they gave their opinion. Only 2 double suites would be an issue at holiday time! But this video is old, so I'm sure the airlines have fixed this issue by now! But since when is giving an opinion (to an unheard question) a complaint? They were obviously asked 'how is it?' and they gave Their answer! If you don't want to hear honest replies don't ask any questions! Some folks aren't impressed with 'oh, gee wow' fluff! Besides, they looked Very, Very tired. Being older people I had more interest in their evaluation than some 20 year old kid's opinion. (A guy still living with this mother, in a tiny room, in her attic! What real life experience does he have? About anything!??) Besides, the older couple actually paid cash money for their ride while the kid had a 'free' lift. (How many evaluation flights would he be offered if he did ever complain about a thing? Right! NONE!!! So he will never be anything other than--- VERY COMPLIMENTARY! As long as he says nice things he will be rewarded!) Sorry, but the money paying couple are the ones the airline needs to listen to AND satisfy! Not some kid, getting free rides, thus being paid to say nice things! The idea a 20 year old can be a travel/plane critic seems totally absurd, at best! Other than his 'free' flights what real traveling has he ever done? (Probably none!) Yet he--- can evaluate? Really? I mean, REALLY NOW! HOW ABSOLUTELY, TOTALLY, ABSURD, as he climbs into the galley cart locker to see how it fits!!! SILLY, dumb, and WHY would he do that??? AND checking to see how fast the toilet lid closed??? BIZZARE! IMMATURE! AND JUST SO TOTALLY, TOTALLY POINTLESS! SA allowing this clown to do his 'evaluation' of their new plane doesn't say anything good about SA! Everything is of a high calibre and to a very high standard EXCEPT for the evaluators??!!! Hmmmm........!
I love Singapore airlines. Every time i turn left only to be told my seats to the right😅 one day i will travel first class!!! I’m channeling that dream now!!!. Just once is enough!! And the Singapore girls and guys,absolutely wonderful. They are always smiling,professional and SIAs greatest asset!
Omg I was looking for this comment ❤ I was like ok😂 👍🏽 But yes he was hilarious I loved him what a guy I love ppl who are serious but yet makes it interesting and able to have some fun and laugh. I feel like he was play acting so you know the drama and sorts I hope nobody took that very serious lmfao. Love the energy but I dislike the pressure… I mean you can feel it and see it in this poor workers ugh but God bless he looks like he tries to enjoy what he does and he should he’s not working at the very bottom so cheers 🥂 Tourism can be tough but also rewarding for those of you who don’t know you gottah give ‘em credit!
“Everyone loves looking at beautiful things”. Such a simple yet powerful phrase. If you really think about it, anyone trying to not make things beautiful is a threat.
@@shivshiv6958 the world needs less chaos. And everyone agrees with the standard of beauty. It’s only ugly people with no ambition for a better life that want to create that chaos. It’s sad. They have a sad life so they want to make it sad for everyone else.
1. People (of any gender) are human beings, not "things". 2. "Beauty" is completely subjective 3. Those who refuse to subscribe to your delusional complacency of subservient, gross superficial cultures of beauty are no threat -- They are quite the contrary.
I flew first class on Asiana from LAX to Incheon which had suites but they weren't quite as nice as what you get with Emirates or Singapore. What I did notice was that their ladies were spot on. Mine was quite attentive and paid very close attention to detail, often seeming to know what I needed or wanted before I asked. In the evening after dinner, I went to get a drink at the bar and when I returned, the bed had been made and the lighting was set for relaxation. I did really appreciate how the roof had a simulated starfield with a nice deep blue hue. I slept well and got in a full eight hours, just in time to wake up to breakfast and only two hours remaining to touchdown. I also liked the dual menu which offered both American and traditional Korean cuisine. I'm sure I had more than my fair share of bokchoi kimchi. I didn't feel that the luxury was enough for a pricetag of 15k round trip, but maybe the service made up for it.
I'm a former SQ employee (from the nineties) and have always looked back with pride at my stint. At this time I'm also looking forward to meeting the Singapore Girl(s) again when I fly between YVR - SIN - BLR late September 2022. SIA - Truly a great way to fly!
@@oliverhrcm Firstly, thank you for your question. Well, I actually flew 4 different long haul segments between Sep-Oct 2022, wholly in Premium Economy. There was very little to differentiate this section from Business class except for the lie-flat beds. The seat pitch, width & foot rest in Premium Economy were comfortable in every aspect and very easy to fall asleep in. The unending food & beverage were just great too. When I noticed the meal services winding down & lights dimmed was when I introduced myself to the inflight supervisor and let him know I was a former employee. He was thrilled to make my acquaintance and we spent a long time chatting whenever he was able to. Within 3 weeks of these flights, I had to fly out again at very short notice on a similar routing, though this time I flew Qatar Airways (2 flights in Economy) onward and return by Singapore Airlines (2 flights in Business class). As you probably know, these are the 2 finest airlines in the world - so lucky me! QR segments were efficient and comfortable, while SQ Business class was as expected, simply stated they were Best in class!. Here again, when the inflight services had quietened down on the SQ segments, I introduced myself to cabin supervisor, who made the effort to stop by my seat to chat whenever she could. So a summary of my thoughts from having flown several comparable airlines in a mix of Coach & Business on EK, QR, SQ, CX, KL, LH, each of which make every effort to surpass each other, there is one key differentiator in my opinion: the people! Yes, thats right, the SQ employees I interacted with (even prior to introducing myself) were simply the most warmest, cheerful, helpful, humble, patient & highly professional - in short they stand out over the crew of aformentioned airlines. Kudos to the trainers and ofcourse the founders of the best airline in the world (Respect to Mr. JYP whom I had the honor & pleasure of meeting mid nineties in Bangalore, India). Just to be clear to anyone reading this, I'm a revenue passenger (fare paying passenger, not free tickets!) who will look for any opportunity to fly SQ whenever possible and take advantage of either Changi transit or Singapore stopover. SIA - Truly a great way to fly.
Wow... I don't think I'd want to be a singapore girl . I'm sure they won't show it but those girls probably stressed like the runway models... can't have a bagel because they are so afraid of calories
Wow how things have changed since 2018 A 20yr old with 70,000 followers would not even be considered today. Singapore Airlines has amazing service. Now some airlines have floor to ceiling rooms. The suits with a bed & a seat were not the best use of space. Some don’t allow you to look out the window. BUT the showers are upgraded today.
I looked that guy up on UA-cam and all he has is 830 subscribers. Compared with my own 21500 followers - it makes me an YT celebrity, lol😆 Honestly I don't know how a live at home with mom 20 year old could be an aviation analyst. I bet that over the years - I have been on more business class flights - than him🤣
My first overseas trip was with Singapore Airlines, quite a few years ago now, many more flights since. The service was brilliant, stewards were very polite, sophisticated, every thing I asked for I received, although I suspect that they prefer economy class passengers, a more relaxed atmosphere, where there would be more tolerance if they made a mistake, I was in economy. I think this expenditure to appease the rich is absurd, just for a few hours on a plane. Just for the record I am not a disgruntled poor person
I agree, especially if one has watched a documentary about the war in the Ukraine just before this. And also a waste to the environment. It should not be allowed. If you don’t know how to spend your money, start thinking about people in need and the environment. But maybe that is the point, it’s not the kind who would like to share.
No matter how you look at it, when I fly more than three/ four hours internationally, I simply am too old to fly anything other than business class. Experienced Emirates, Qantas, Singapore and look forward to Qatar and loved the ability to fly without total stress and a painful ' seat'!
Lol more than three or four hours internationally. For me, we have very few international destinations that close. Everything else is at least 8+ hours away at MINIMUM. most is like 12+. You kinda have to pay way too much every single time you fly international, in that case.
I’m in the same boat, being 80 with arthritis, stenosis etc I just can’t go for long flights without lying down. Qantas, Singapore and Finnair are my favourites.
What would impress me the most is not all the fancy gadgets and the features or even the food (when you are so high up there, your taste buds won't taste anything anyway) but the quality of the service by the staff. When you are 25,000 feet in the air, that's what matters the most, the help given to me promptly when I needed it the most, being able to accommodate my special needs if I have any and basically being there making my experience the most enjoyable and pleasant one that I ever experienced. Even though I am not super rich but I am sure this is what the super-rich would be looking for when they are choosing airlines, the human touch that's getting more and more scarce by the day. So if these airlines want to compete for the wallet of the super-rich, I would strongly suggest that they invest in customer service instead of fancy gadgets like fast-rising toilets.
About 10 years ago, I flew business class on a A380 Sydney to Singapore. It was every bit as good as Lufthansa First Class. The Lounges in Singapore are the best in the world.
Funny how rich people see such simple things as a "disaster". I guess being dramatic goes hand in hand with being rich and spoiled.🙄 I wonder what these people would do in the face of an actual disaster with no money and no help from their lowly servants?
Maybe I watched a different video. I heard the disaster part was in matching the cost to what they recieved. And that there were but 2 double compartments! Perhaps they had a legitimate need for one, as in one helping the other with personal care or medical issues! Let's not be so quick to judge. If they thought they needed that, so be it. They know more about their situation than anyone watching this! And if I paid 15.000 whatever I'd want to fly with whomever I was flying with, too! And most likely so would everyone else!
This must be from a few years ago, yes? The idea of airlines competing over customers seems positively quaint now. Another wrinkle is average people can have many of these experiences if they save up credit card points and are a little flexible with when they travel. So it’s still a disaster for the environment when we talk carbon footprint, but at least it’s not only for the super rich.
Starting at 34:16 it’s hard to understand why the airline would invite this arrogant kid as part of a “hand-picked press pack” on board. He’d never accomplished anything in his own life, possibly never had done any real work, and he’s so condescending toward one of the top 5 airlines in the world. The interior design engineers and installers, the chefs and caterers, the ground handling staff, check-in counter staff, and many other professionals made this airline what it is years before the inaugural A380 flight. Yet he disdainfully says Singapore Airlines “hasn’t achieved anything just yet . . .” Unreal. And apparently some people follow his drivel as though his opinions would be worth anything.
When I saw how young that critic looked I thought the same thing. At his age it's a bit hard to believe that he has already garnered enough experience to make an honest evaluation of any airline.
Honestly the grooming regime for the young woman isn't unheard of and advertising your airline through your stewardess' isn't unheard of either. PSA was huge into that, though their airline was known for its Fun atmosphere rather then being posh.
The world truly is a wonderous place....young man you are inspirational example of what can be accomplished when you follow your dream....kudos to you GOD BLESS
How is this not a Netflix series yet? Bright, independent “Sinagapore girl” rallies against the system of subservient feminity while brining Singapore Airlines into the modern world. Has all characters write themselves - the old dinosaur CEO, the ally turned foe in senior leadership, the sidekick stewardess (Awkwafina? Now I’m casting for these roles too), the sidekick male flight attendant (gay, obviously), the six-pack hero who is completely dispensable eye candy, the older gentleman captain who turns out to be married (still working this out), the old grandmother trainer. @netflix where you at
I flew a few times with Singapore Airlines, in the 1980s in economy. Their service was one of the best that I have seen. Extremely cheerful staff, good food. I see here the first-class passengers are treated with more stuff and that is money speaking, it is basically not the staff is seeing the economy any less. But these 1st class passengers have bought those extra service and luxuries. But what is amazing is they treat the economy passengers with dignity and respect. I wish the other airlines learned form them. I would recommend SA for to any one. My opinion is that the you tubers should not be given any more preference as people judge with word of mouth. Demanding or scared of what would they say is not the way to please any you-tuber as they are making their money anyways by doing their stuff as any reporters or news media. They pay they fly. I like to watch UA-cam but some of them are begging to subscribe. Of course, you subscribe if you like it that much. All are business and high tech, I like high touch. All the best Singapore Airlines. Love you.
Yes, I wear a suit and tie in economy, and invariably get excellent service in economy class of Qatar Airways, Emirates, KLM, Air France, KLM, and ANA, mediocre service on other airlines. I see that Singapore Airlines has returned the A380 JFK-FRA, and hope to try it later this year....it will be a dream come true for me.
Being on a Singapore airline is on my bucket list too but it's too bad they don't provide the best routes for where i want to go so so far i have not been able to fly with them but i have heard many nice things about them.
Yet at 34:24 little Alex says the airline hasn't achieved anything just yet and it's still to be determined if they have got it right. Incredible arrogance for someone who's probably never done anything constructive in his short life so far.
one day you will fly to heaven full free of cost and if done too much sin then be prepared to be roasted.................ohh well done or medium rare sir????
Obviously this is many years old. At 8:19 they talk about the "inaugural flight" of their A380. That was in 2007. Not sure what was updated in 2018 (the date shown for this documentary), 4 years ago.
I'd have to say that some of these elites sicken me with their self-importance. That said, kudos to Singapore Airlines for their excellence, which has existed since their very inception.
If I won the lottery, I would try a flight on one of Singapore's A380s just to see how freaking massive those flying apartments are. I've heard multiple reviewers like Nonstop Dan say the food is great too.
@ 39:48 …the window views are actually kind of terrible. Although the seat can move to face the window, there’s so much sound deadening/insulation material to keep the cabin quiet, it’s like looking through a little tunnel. Not a great view tbo
That's what I thought, too. They could have gone for larger windows, or have an inner window flush with the inside wall with a lens effect. If you calculate it right, it should improve the view by a mile. Singapore Airlines, if you do do this, you heard it here first.
Way back in the 1960s, as a kid, I was flying in Africa (from somewhere to Johannesburg), and a group of passengers decided to start up a fire on the plane floor to barbecue a rack of goat. Now that was something to behold.
@@TheTeaParty320 The oddest thing I’ve come across was on a flight from London to Rome in the 80’s. After take off and about 15 minutes later, most of the Italians just stood up at their seats and just started noisily chatting away among themselves and across the aisles. It was bizarre. Our family just looked at each other and thought, huh, this is how the Romans do things.
Lol. That's a story and a half to tell your grandchildren. I can't decide if I would be more freaked out by a goat roast or about what David Crosby of Rock and Roll infamy reportedly did on a first or business class flight. As the story goes he was allegedly smoking crack cocaine.
Hahah! I thought the exact same thing about the 20YO still living with Mum! Ohh yea a real “travel expert/AV Geek/ETC” having so much input is kinda ridiculous IMO as to be honest at 20 what life experiences has he really had or better yet how long has he held down a job as to where he could actually afford a first class ticket on his own. Ohh and to me 70K social media followers isn’t that many!
how old is this video? they are kissing the behind of a 20 year old kid with only 70,000 followers...now day you have to have in the millions to be treated like that, and a 20 year old child judging luxury product!? no thanks, I want someone with experience who knows, not some snobby little rich kid who has no idea what the value of everything is. plus the a380 has been discontinued so no one is ordering them anymore, this must be 5 years old.
It wasn’t mentioned, but I think the bloke sipping on vintage Krug in the lounge was bumped off his Spirit flight; and so spirit just rebooked him on this one to get him to his destination….
They really should buy their own plane. Amazing how this couple agreed on everything. What a perfect match. Hope they enjoy hell together which in itself is Hell!
I use to go to Australia every year for 6-8 weeks holiday and always flew Quantus first class on the 747 a ticket than was $15.000.00 . I said if I had to turn around and come back with out the rest of the holiday that would be fine . That the flight was so good I could count that as my holiday. The short flight I’m not worried weather it’s first class or not but the longer ones certainly make a difference. I’ve travelled around the world many times on business and use to commute weekly from Toronto to Manhattan.and take vacations a few times a year. I’m retired now and hardley ever fly I’m glad to have done it when I was younger. And quite happy to stay at home now. But if I do travel first class is the only way to go.
American Airlines says 25% of its fliers account for 70% of its revenue. First-class and business-class passengers make up only 8 percent of international travelers but account for 27 percent of revenue, according to the International Air Transport Association. Boeing Aircraft Company estimates that 15 percent of global passengers account for 50 percent of airline revenues.
23:33 - Working towards what's best for Signapore Airlines "Image" ..... !!! ??? - You'd think that woman would at least go on the same diet that she inflicts to her students. 26:06 - Does that Diva Michael actually think that he has the authority to refuse a plane because it's dusty !!! LOL. 34:25 - Aviation Analyst ... ahem .... richy boy blogger with well placed parents "They haven't achieved anything just yet" !!! ??? WHAT is the world going to if a 20 year old blogger is the basis. LOL.
Diva Michael needs to invest in some dental care. He’s missing a tooth on the left side of his mouth. Apparently, his appearance is not as scrutinized as the appearance of the Singapore Girls. The “ grooming expert “ needs to lose about 25 pounds before she’s qualified to fat shames these young girls? 😢
Like so much in the world, especially in the rarified atmosphere of the "super rich", it's the attention to even the most minor details which count... I will say that I am delighted to see that so many Airbus A380's are either being resuscitated or ordered new despite the higher operating costs, as a result of Boeings' disastrous 787 "Dreamliner" debacles. A classic case of when "cost-cutting" can ruin a companies' market share..!!
You are aware, are you not, that the A380 is being discontinued due to high operating cost which has lead to lack of sales, right? The Dreamliner got off to a really rocky start but has lower operating costs and orders are still pouring in.
It is great to see their effort to provide world class service but taxing the Singapore Girls like that is too much. They look beautiful, inside and out. Cut some slack please. 🌹
As a aircraft technician for a major airline These seats and luxury are a technician nightmare especially if these seats products come from Europe just like their cars or aircraft are a nightmare to work on and repair in other words just to replace a simple light bulb you have to take every thing apart a 10 minute job take’s over 1-2 hours
@ 28:35, I'm done. Aircraft cabin pressure affects flavour, so build a simulator. Ai yo di tian ah! Sir Lunchalot has the best job, but I'd be happy with a hawker centre Mee Goreng (yi dian la)
I would love try something like this. I’ve never flown outside the US. I have gone Pittsburgh to Sacramento but even then the aircraft was smaller than a 747 and had to land and rush from one side of the terminal to the other. We where supposed to have a person meet us at the gate to assist in our transfer(planned months in advance and verified when we boarded when they took my chair) we had to stack our luggage on top of me, and my arm and feet rests on the chair and my wife had to push me because I couldn’t reach the wheels. People looked at me like I was trash to the point I went off on a couple gentleman walking by as we where coming out of the USO because of the comments they made I dropped all the bags off the chair, grabbed my cane to stand and asked them if I was allowed to be in that crappy chair as I lifted my shirt and slowly turned away from them so they could see a row staples going from below my waste to mid back and another row tracing my ribs on one side? They took my chair and had me use their POS.< people assumed I was being some lazy person making my wife do all the work… that we just found the wheelchair and started using it.
Gotta love BK's little nieces in their tailored sarong kebayas and saying how much money he wasted on the model planes and the scale model of the control tower at Changi International Airport!😆
As my father worked for BOAC/BA, I flew first class on many a different aircraft including Concord. And I think all of this, is a gigantic waste of money, likes shower!? Really! The ultra rich fly their own jets anyway but to each his own. I just think things got out of hand
I wonder if Michael, who's obviously gay, realizes that Brunei instituted the death penalty for gays and has made being gay in that country very difficult? That's like a Jewish flight attendant welcoming Nazi party officials onto the plane. What a terrible position to have to be in.
So, "Aviation Analyst" is something you become based on the number of followers your have on social media!??? 70k of followers and you are an aviation analyst!??? Amazing! What will happen when curly Alex reaches 150k of followers!? A pilot!??? It is ridiculous and irresponsible from our society to allow such self-given titles to be acknowledged especially to a 20 year old kid that lives with his mom with zero life experience and even less actual knowledge - "Aviation influencer/blogger" would be more appropriate yet even that doesn't change the fact that things have gone bananas in general (and no, COVID had nothing to do with this): Customer Services Officer Michael Andreou, 28 years with Singapore Airlines, dealing in 1st Class passengers and celebrities is missing a tooth in his upper left side of the jaw (@2:20) - is that a standard nowadays with Singapore Airlines or just a "new thing"? While Mr. Andreou is given a "clear bill" his young female colleagues have been scrutinized and almost oppressed, so that our "aviation analyst" with 70k of subscribers (assumption: probably all of them together can't afford a transportation ticket to the airport) can have a free ride, and free meal!??? And while on job, being so exited, comparing the excitement of the inaugural/delivery flight of the new A380 as "...a child being born" and "...having a connection" he is still seen taking snapshots of their competitors (@34:43)!??? Great job Singapore Airlines, just splendid - a washed out gay CSO and and a self--entitled 20 year old 70k subscriber "aviation analyst" should appease the rich clientele? Talking about bad judgment... Or did @Spark managed to catch the quirky angles Singapore Airlines missed?
I noticed the missing tooth on the CSO immediately. Apparently, Michael cannot afford dental insurance or dental care. It’s not a good look, Singapore Airlines.
The whole concept of the "Singapore Girl" is the reason why I will never fly Singapore Airlines. I find it extremely repugnant and disgusting to be quite honest.
Love Singapore Airlines, they used to be the absolute best no question. I have not flown with them lately so i'm not sure their level of service now But I can only immagine it is tip top. The middle eastern airlines have definitely caught up and possibly surpassed them for 1st class. Problem is, I do not need or want a layover in the middle east and their routes from the U.S. are not my prefered routes. As a side note was anyone else disgusted when the guy said a seat cost as much as a 3 bedroom house?
@Chill Will STFU Idiot. You don't know where ANY meat what sourced unless you go out there and pick the cow to kill yourself. That's no reason to eat dry overcooked BS.
"The world's wealthiest" passengers fly private... but this looks amazing.
Yeah, PJ (private jet) people. You know. 1st class is for UA-camrs, credit card gamers, corporate upgraders, and, perhaps, PJ people who mislaid their PJ.
Sometimes, your jet is down for maintenance, or your crew isn't available because of illness. Real life still happens for the rich. Don't forget, maybe the the wife and kids took the jet somewhere, and weather won't let the jet get back to you.
Often times peoples PJs can’t cover the distance they need to travel so they will need to fly this way
God forbid my seat has too many creases.
You primitive beast!!!😁
Melatonin is so much more effective to get through a long-haul flight. Beats caffeine any time
🤣🤣🤣
Or worse: too few creases!
Perish the thought! 😳
44:50 factual proof that, no matter how excellent something is, there will always be that individual that wakes in the morning and whose mission of the day is to complain.
can't avoid those types of people when it comes to customer service
When I used to fly Singapore Airlines, I was always made to feel like a VIP in Economy Class just by being given hot towels in the lead up to the runway.
I was very impressed with the clip of SA in the 70s. I travelled from South America to London BA and then to Singapore on SA in 1979 en route to Perth Australia. I remember even in those days it was a beautiful airline. Economy on SA is like first class on any other.
Oh and I remember how beautiful the cabin crew were in those gorgeous dresses, not changed a bit as explained at the beginning of the documentary.
I just flew with Singapore Airlines recently and they don't do that anymore. I do remember them handing out rolls of piping hot towels after everyone settles down a few years ago.
@@aviationchannel6204 Really? Pity 🥺 Probably because of COVID. 😤
VIP is a horrible term. You're just as important as they are.
There is no way US based airlines can compete with this...
Unfortunately they don’t need to
Not really. Emirates and Singapore are the countries' flagship careers; not necessarily focused on maximizing their profit margins. I know that many airlines have gotten rid of First Class in preference of Business and Premium Economy. Those suits are expensive, but yet don't turn as much profit as other configurations.
I flew first class on Delta on my connection to a first class on Asiana. Delta's first class was just a slightly enhanced business. They even boarded coach passengers through first class and so I had to be bumped in the arm by everyone with their carry-ons trying to squeeze through the narrow isle. Felt like being packed into a cattle-car. I'm glad it was only a 2 hour flight.
@@GTRNights All US based airlines & airports tend to be just functional i.e getting the job done with bare minimum necessities and that's why none of them cut into top 10 rankings from comfort, standards and quality of service point of view.
@@GTRNights So true! Same here. It didn’t feel like first class at all; just a little bit more leg more.
This hits different when you watching the documentary while hanging on an overcrowded train
Skip to the end. Rich people still bickering about it. Yah do what you gotta do, and let these people complain that it’s never good enough. They’ll never be satisfied with life.
Something about people being so passionate is just inspiring. Super cool video and great passionate people!
I took a flight from LA to NYC. $150 round trip. With all the money I saved, my son and I explored all of New York !
I highly doubt you explored all of New York City 🙄
I recently got upgraded to the Q Suite on a long haul flight with Qatar Airlines. It was the best flying experience of my life. If I could afford it, I would never fly economy again. Alas 😢
Nobody would choose to go economy if we all had tons of money!!
I vacation in the Maldives frequently. I actually enjoy Q suites and Emirates business class
The passengers subtle facial expression at 21:53 (when the steward walks away) is hilarious
LMAO
Fantastic catch. I lol'ed hard. Rich engine parts salesman encounters ... let's just say ... fabulous! airline guy :D
He was thinking "damn that boy ZESTY" 😂😂😂
They've figured out EXACTLY how many creases to put in the chair in order to maximize the amount of change falling out of the clients' pockets
lol
i just flew this last week and was lucky enough to have an empty suite next to me so i was able to combine into a double bed for free. i can't imagine anyone complaining about this suite like the old british couple at the end. buy a private charter instead then
@@varrjames186 The partition folds away. When families travel they do this to have a larger suite. I've not flown in a suite before, but have been lucky enough to travel 1st class on several international flights. It really does make it hard to turn right after that.
I didn't think it was a complaint so much as their evaluation of 'was it worth the cost!' And they gave their opinion. Only 2 double suites would be an issue at holiday time! But this video is old, so I'm sure the airlines have fixed this issue by now!
But since when is giving an opinion (to an unheard question) a complaint? They were obviously asked 'how is it?' and they gave Their answer! If you don't want to hear honest replies don't ask any questions! Some folks aren't impressed with 'oh, gee wow' fluff! Besides, they looked Very, Very tired. Being older people I had more interest in their evaluation than some 20 year old kid's opinion. (A guy still living with this mother, in a tiny room, in her attic! What real life experience does he have? About anything!??)
Besides, the older couple actually paid cash money for their ride while the kid had a 'free' lift. (How many evaluation flights would he be offered if he did ever complain about a thing? Right! NONE!!! So he will never be anything other than--- VERY COMPLIMENTARY! As long as he says nice things he will be rewarded!)
Sorry, but the money paying couple are the ones the airline needs to listen to AND satisfy! Not some kid, getting free rides, thus being paid to say nice things! The idea a 20 year old can be a travel/plane critic seems totally absurd, at best! Other than his 'free' flights what real traveling has he ever done? (Probably none!) Yet he--- can evaluate?
Really? I mean, REALLY NOW!
HOW ABSOLUTELY, TOTALLY, ABSURD, as he climbs into the galley cart locker to see how it fits!!! SILLY, dumb, and WHY would he do that??? AND checking to see how fast the toilet lid closed???
BIZZARE! IMMATURE! AND JUST SO TOTALLY, TOTALLY POINTLESS!
SA allowing this clown to do his 'evaluation' of their new plane doesn't say anything good about SA! Everything is of a high calibre and to a very high standard EXCEPT for the evaluators??!!! Hmmmm........!
I love Singapore airlines. Every time i turn left only to be told my seats to the right😅 one day i will travel first class!!! I’m channeling that dream now!!!. Just once is enough!! And the Singapore girls and guys,absolutely wonderful. They are always smiling,professional and SIAs greatest asset!
12:04 They did not gain independence from the UK, they gained independence from Malaysia.
By breaking away from the Sarawak Federation in 1965 led by Lee Kwan Yew.
Dude seriously explaining what you can do in a bed was hilarious.
Omg I was looking for this comment ❤ I was like ok😂 👍🏽 But yes he was hilarious I loved him what a guy I love ppl who are serious but yet makes it interesting and able to have some fun and laugh. I feel like he was play acting so you know the drama and sorts I hope nobody took that very serious lmfao. Love the energy but I dislike the pressure… I mean you can feel it and see it in this poor workers ugh but God bless he looks like he tries to enjoy what he does and he should he’s not working at the very bottom so cheers 🥂 Tourism can be tough but also rewarding for those of you who don’t know you gottah give ‘em credit!
“Everyone loves looking at beautiful things”. Such a simple yet powerful phrase. If you really think about it, anyone trying to not make things beautiful is a threat.
🤲✌👍💯
Is a threat to the current standard of beauty, the/a world needs a little chaos at times
@@shivshiv6958 the world needs less chaos. And everyone agrees with the standard of beauty. It’s only ugly people with no ambition for a better life that want to create that chaos. It’s sad. They have a sad life so they want to make it sad for everyone else.
1. People (of any gender) are human beings, not "things".
2. "Beauty" is completely subjective
3. Those who refuse to subscribe to your delusional complacency of subservient, gross superficial cultures of beauty are no threat -- They are quite the contrary.
@@EBMJ I disagree
First class is amazing but it’s true value is making you look forward to the flight home , especially if it’s a long flight
I flew first class on Asiana from LAX to Incheon which had suites but they weren't quite as nice as what you get with Emirates or Singapore. What I did notice was that their ladies were spot on. Mine was quite attentive and paid very close attention to detail, often seeming to know what I needed or wanted before I asked. In the evening after dinner, I went to get a drink at the bar and when I returned, the bed had been made and the lighting was set for relaxation. I did really appreciate how the roof had a simulated starfield with a nice deep blue hue. I slept well and got in a full eight hours, just in time to wake up to breakfast and only two hours remaining to touchdown. I also liked the dual menu which offered both American and traditional Korean cuisine. I'm sure I had more than my fair share of bokchoi kimchi. I didn't feel that the luxury was enough for a pricetag of 15k round trip, but maybe the service made up for it.
Everything about everything in this video is exactly what I expected it to be.
I'm a former SQ employee (from the nineties) and have always looked back with pride at my stint. At this time I'm also looking forward to meeting the Singapore Girl(s) again when I fly between YVR - SIN - BLR late September 2022. SIA - Truly a great way to fly!
How was it?
@@oliverhrcm Firstly, thank you for your question. Well, I actually flew 4 different long haul segments between Sep-Oct 2022, wholly in Premium Economy. There was very little to differentiate this section from Business class except for the lie-flat beds. The seat pitch, width & foot rest in Premium Economy were comfortable in every aspect and very easy to fall asleep in. The unending food & beverage were just great too. When I noticed the meal services winding down & lights dimmed was when I introduced myself to the inflight supervisor and let him know I was a former employee. He was thrilled to make my acquaintance and we spent a long time chatting whenever he was able to. Within 3 weeks of these flights, I had to fly out again at very short notice on a similar routing, though this time I flew Qatar Airways (2 flights in Economy) onward and return by Singapore Airlines (2 flights in Business class). As you probably know, these are the 2 finest airlines in the world - so lucky me! QR segments were efficient and comfortable, while SQ Business class was as expected, simply stated they were Best in class!. Here again, when the inflight services had quietened down on the SQ segments, I introduced myself to cabin supervisor, who made the effort to stop by my seat to chat whenever she could. So a summary of my thoughts from having flown several comparable airlines in a mix of Coach & Business on EK, QR, SQ, CX, KL, LH, each of which make every effort to surpass each other, there is one key differentiator in my opinion: the people! Yes, thats right, the SQ employees I interacted with (even prior to introducing myself) were simply the most warmest, cheerful, helpful, humble, patient & highly professional - in short they stand out over the crew of aformentioned airlines. Kudos to the trainers and ofcourse the founders of the best airline in the world (Respect to Mr. JYP whom I had the honor & pleasure of meeting mid nineties in Bangalore, India). Just to be clear to anyone reading this, I'm a revenue passenger (fare paying passenger, not free tickets!) who will look for any opportunity to fly SQ whenever possible and take advantage of either Changi transit or Singapore stopover. SIA - Truly a great way to fly.
Wow... I don't think I'd want to be a singapore girl . I'm sure they won't show it but those girls probably stressed like the runway models... can't have a bagel because they are so afraid of calories
If they stick to good food its fine .. if they eat more wesrern food . They get fat
Wow how things have changed since 2018
A 20yr old with 70,000 followers would not even be considered today.
Singapore Airlines has amazing service. Now some airlines have floor to ceiling rooms. The suits with a bed & a seat were not the best use of space. Some don’t allow you to look out the window. BUT the showers are upgraded today.
I looked that guy up on UA-cam and all he has is 830 subscribers. Compared with my own 21500 followers - it makes me an YT celebrity, lol😆 Honestly I don't know how a live at home with mom 20 year old could be an aviation analyst. I bet that over the years - I have been on more business class flights - than him🤣
Singapore is the Holy Grail, Great Service and Food.
awsome documentary I work as cabin crew. this is absolutely how you run a airline.
24:48 the groomer just told her she look like a young mother in law LOL!!!
How does a young kid like Alex become a tester of first class airline suites? It seems kind of crazy
Lol...............well said. This guy cant even rate local Tesco for its service..................
Fake it until you make it
"This toilet seat closes too fast. 3 out of 10 stars."
Some rich guy probably.
My first overseas trip was with Singapore Airlines, quite a few years ago now, many more flights since. The service was brilliant, stewards were very polite, sophisticated, every thing I asked for I received, although I suspect that they prefer economy class passengers, a more relaxed atmosphere, where there would be more tolerance if they made a mistake, I was in economy. I think this expenditure to appease the rich is absurd, just for a few hours on a plane. Just for the record I am not a disgruntled poor person
I agree, especially if one has watched a documentary about the war in the Ukraine just before this. And also a waste to the environment. It should not be allowed. If you don’t know how to spend your money, start thinking about people in need and the environment. But maybe that is the point, it’s not the kind who would like to share.
I’m perfectly fine with economy even when I fly from JFK to Singapore to visit family
I am happy with the economy class. I don't live in cloud 9
@Marino Tagliapietra Great insight! It's all about the journey anyway. Thanks.
@@amandaliebenberg2953 is the war in ukraine worse than the 20 year usa war in afghanistan?
Thank you. This is a wonderful viewing experience. You showcased Singapore Airlines in an exceptional way.
No matter how you look at it, when I fly more than three/ four hours internationally, I simply am too old to fly anything other than business class. Experienced Emirates, Qantas, Singapore and look forward to Qatar and loved the ability to fly without total stress and a painful ' seat'!
Lol more than three or four hours internationally. For me, we have very few international destinations that close. Everything else is at least 8+ hours away at MINIMUM. most is like 12+. You kinda have to pay way too much every single time you fly international, in that case.
I'm right there with you !!
Q-suites on Qatar are the best business product out there.
@@BMarie774 Pay way too much? Everything is better than >1 Minute in economy class.
I’m in the same boat, being 80 with arthritis, stenosis etc I just can’t go for long flights without lying down. Qantas, Singapore and Finnair are my favourites.
If I were that wealthy I’d just have my own plane and crew!
What would impress me the most is not all the fancy gadgets and the features or even the food (when you are so high up there, your taste buds won't taste anything anyway) but the quality of the service by the staff. When you are 25,000 feet in the air, that's what matters the most, the help given to me promptly when I needed it the most, being able to accommodate my special needs if I have any and basically being there making my experience the most enjoyable and pleasant one that I ever experienced. Even though I am not super rich but I am sure this is what the super-rich would be looking for when they are choosing airlines, the human touch that's getting more and more scarce by the day. So if these airlines want to compete for the wallet of the super-rich, I would strongly suggest that they invest in customer service instead of fancy gadgets like fast-rising toilets.
That Michael guy, i don't know him but he comes across as a wonderful person.
About 10 years ago, I flew business class on a A380 Sydney to Singapore. It was every bit as good as Lufthansa First Class. The Lounges in Singapore are the best in the world.
Funny how rich people see such simple things as a "disaster". I guess being dramatic goes hand in hand with being rich and spoiled.🙄 I wonder what these people would do in the face of an actual disaster with no money and no help from their lowly servants?
Maybe I watched a different video. I heard the disaster part was in matching the cost to what they recieved. And that there were but 2 double compartments!
Perhaps they had a legitimate need for one, as in one helping the other with personal care or medical issues!
Let's not be so quick to judge. If they thought they needed that, so be it. They know more about their situation than anyone watching this!
And if I paid 15.000 whatever I'd want to fly with whomever I was flying with, too! And most likely so would everyone else!
40:28 I agree. That’s so cool to fly facing the window!
This must be from a few years ago, yes? The idea of airlines competing over customers seems positively quaint now.
Another wrinkle is average people can have many of these experiences if they save up credit card points and are a little flexible with when they travel. So it’s still a disaster for the environment when we talk carbon footprint, but at least it’s not only for the super rich.
Ticket sales from First class alone is worth more than all of the economy fares on the same plane. The luxury cabins are money makers.
Yes, I've seen this documentary a few years ago. The A380 is not even manufactured anymore.
It's from 2018. Two years BC...Before Covid. Things have changed...
"He has just sent me a new video" ... isnt that just a tweet?
Spending my lone evening home meal watching a repairman talk about cabin latch problem.
Alex lives with his mum.... How sweet😉😉
Starting at 34:16 it’s hard to understand why the airline would invite this arrogant kid as part of a “hand-picked press pack” on board. He’d never accomplished anything in his own life, possibly never had done any real work, and he’s so condescending toward one of the top 5 airlines in the world. The interior design engineers and installers, the chefs and caterers, the ground handling staff, check-in counter staff, and many other professionals made this airline what it is years before the inaugural A380 flight. Yet he disdainfully says Singapore Airlines “hasn’t achieved anything just yet . . .” Unreal. And apparently some people follow his drivel as though his opinions would be worth anything.
When I saw how young that critic looked I thought the same thing. At his age it's a bit hard to believe that he has already garnered enough experience to make an honest evaluation of any airline.
Honestly the grooming regime for the young woman isn't unheard of and advertising your airline through your stewardess' isn't unheard of either. PSA was huge into that, though their airline was known for its Fun atmosphere rather then being posh.
The world truly is a wonderous place....young man you are inspirational example of what can be accomplished when you follow your dream....kudos to you GOD BLESS
I hate that dude that keeps referring to important people as the rich like middle class people cant be important as well
You're talking about Richard, and I agree.
For businesses rich people are important, the pleb not!
Feel a little bad for that flight enthusiast! Singapore needs to reward their fans and should have flown him even just a biz seat.
I don`t fly to look at a flight attendant`s eye makeup. I want to get somewhere safely, that`s more important as far as i am concerned.
How is this not a Netflix series yet? Bright, independent “Sinagapore girl” rallies against the system of subservient feminity while brining Singapore Airlines into the modern world. Has all characters write themselves - the old dinosaur CEO, the ally turned foe in senior leadership, the sidekick stewardess (Awkwafina? Now I’m casting for these roles too), the sidekick male flight attendant (gay, obviously), the six-pack hero who is completely dispensable eye candy, the older gentleman captain who turns out to be married (still working this out), the old grandmother trainer. @netflix where you at
Now this was funny lol.....I'm laughing SO HARD right now.
I flew a few times with Singapore Airlines, in the 1980s in economy. Their service was one of the best that I have seen. Extremely cheerful staff, good food. I see here the first-class passengers are treated with more stuff and that is money speaking, it is basically not the staff is seeing the economy any less. But these 1st class passengers have bought those extra service and luxuries. But what is amazing is they treat the economy passengers with dignity and respect. I wish the other airlines learned form them. I would recommend SA for to any one. My opinion is that the you tubers should not be given any more preference as people judge with word of mouth. Demanding or scared of what would they say is not the way to please any you-tuber as they are making their money anyways by doing their stuff as any reporters or news media. They pay they fly. I like to watch UA-cam but some of them are begging to subscribe. Of course, you subscribe if you like it that much. All are business and high tech, I like high touch. All the best Singapore Airlines. Love you.
Yes, I wear a suit and tie in economy, and invariably get excellent service in economy class of Qatar Airways, Emirates, KLM, Air France, KLM, and ANA, mediocre service on other airlines. I see that Singapore Airlines has returned the A380 JFK-FRA, and hope to try it later this year....it will be a dream come true for me.
Being on a Singapore airline is on my bucket list too but it's too bad they don't provide the best routes for where i want to go so so far i have not been able to fly with them but i have heard many nice things about them.
I agree that even in economy class on Singapore Airlines is still the best airline in the world with great food options.
Yet at 34:24 little Alex says the airline hasn't achieved anything just yet and it's still to be determined if they have got it right. Incredible arrogance for someone who's probably never done anything constructive in his short life so far.
one day you will fly to heaven full free of cost and if done too much sin then be prepared to be roasted.................ohh well done or medium rare sir????
What a fantastic video. Captivating I can’t stop watching 🙏🏽
Thank you so much for your video 😊.
Obviously this is many years old. At 8:19 they talk about the "inaugural flight" of their A380. That was in 2007. Not sure what was updated in 2018 (the date shown for this documentary), 4 years ago.
I'd have to say that some of these elites sicken me with their self-importance. That said, kudos to Singapore Airlines for their excellence, which has existed since their very inception.
I saved money traveling economy all my life and used that saving towards flying over 70 countries. And it is simply beautiful enjoyment.
i didnt know that a youtuber is now called an "aviation analyst" lol
lol true. At least he did seem to have a bit of knowledge about the industry, and he doesn't dress like a bum when flying First like Casey Neistat.
Reassuring to know that somewhere on the upper deck in Capitaslism Class, some rich sod is firing up an actual scented candle.
If I won the lottery, I would try a flight on one of Singapore's A380s just to see how freaking massive those flying apartments are. I've heard multiple reviewers like Nonstop Dan say the food is great too.
If you won the lottery you should dream of flying private jet...................For business class you dont need a lottery Just 3 months of pay.
@ 39:48 …the window views are actually kind of terrible. Although the seat can move to face the window, there’s so much sound deadening/insulation material to keep the cabin quiet, it’s like looking through a little tunnel. Not a great view tbo
That's what I thought, too. They could have gone for larger windows, or have an inner window flush with the inside wall with a lens effect. If you calculate it right, it should improve the view by a mile. Singapore Airlines, if you do do this, you heard it here first.
Way back in the 1960s, as a kid, I was flying in Africa (from somewhere to Johannesburg), and a group of passengers decided to start up a fire on the plane floor to barbecue a rack of goat. Now that was something to behold.
OMG, did they tell them to put it out?
@@heythave Yes, there was a huge kerfuffle aboard the aircraft as passengers and air crew rushed to put out the fire.
@@TheTeaParty320 The oddest thing I’ve come across was on a flight from London to Rome in the 80’s. After take off and about 15 minutes later, most of the Italians just stood up at their seats and just started noisily chatting away among themselves and across the aisles. It was bizarre. Our family just looked at each other and thought, huh, this is how the Romans do things.
Lol. That's a story and a half to tell your grandchildren. I can't decide if I would be more freaked out by a goat roast or about what David Crosby of Rock and Roll infamy reportedly did on a first or business class flight. As the story goes he was allegedly smoking crack cocaine.
Can't believe their "travel experts" were guys still living with their parents with toys still in their rooms!
Hahah! I thought the exact same thing about the 20YO still living with Mum! Ohh yea a real “travel expert/AV Geek/ETC” having so much input is kinda ridiculous IMO as to be honest at 20 what life experiences has he really had or better yet how long has he held down a job as to where he could actually afford a first class ticket on his own. Ohh and to me 70K social media followers isn’t that many!
alex just touches everything with his dirty hands and his followers never fly in luxury class
25:05 the inspiration for the character Moses Beacon from Come Fly With Me
Yes!!!!
how old is this video? they are kissing the behind of a 20 year old kid with only 70,000 followers...now day you have to have in the millions to be treated like that, and a 20 year old child judging luxury product!? no thanks, I want someone with experience who knows, not some snobby little rich kid who has no idea what the value of everything is. plus the a380 has been discontinued so no one is ordering them anymore, this must be 5 years old.
I'm shocked there wasn't even a passing mention of Spirit Airlines wth?!
😂 💀
It wasn’t mentioned, but I think the bloke sipping on vintage Krug in the lounge was bumped off his Spirit flight; and so spirit just rebooked him on this one to get him to his destination….
The show concludes with a wealthy couple who are clearly unimpressed with the most luxurious airline.
Nobody ever said that wealthy people can be satisfied. If they're really wealthy, they would be flying on their own Gulfstream.
They really should buy their own plane. Amazing how this couple agreed on everything. What a perfect match. Hope they enjoy hell together which in itself is Hell!
at 26:34 ..... WTF was with the Toad-Man ?
I use to go to Australia every year for 6-8 weeks holiday and always flew Quantus first class on the 747 a ticket than was $15.000.00 . I said if I had to turn around and come back with out the rest of the holiday that would be fine . That the flight was so good I could count that as my holiday. The short flight I’m not worried weather it’s first class or not but the longer ones certainly make a difference. I’ve travelled around the world many times on business and use to commute weekly from Toronto to Manhattan.and take vacations a few times a year. I’m retired now and hardley ever fly I’m glad to have done it when I was younger. And quite happy to stay at home now. But if I do travel first class is the only way to go.
Why should we respect a 20 year old travel “expert”?
Did you forget his *70,000 SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOWERS*?? haha
Absurd, isn't it?
Because SQ appreciates starting an eighty-year relationship with this passionate paying passenger...and not bullies......welcome to capitalism....
Exactly! This kid knows nothing about luxury - he's simply impressed by new things.
American Airlines says 25% of its fliers account for 70% of its revenue.
First-class and business-class passengers make up only 8 percent of international travelers but account for 27 percent of revenue, according to the International Air Transport Association.
Boeing Aircraft Company estimates that 15 percent of global passengers account for 50 percent of airline revenues.
That's because most of them fly for work, it's part of their job. And the company is paying for those flights, not them.
ANDDDDD i'm here being poor as fuck , hearing rich ppl say they can't fly in buisness class....money do realy corrumpt your mind
23:33 - Working towards what's best for Signapore Airlines "Image" ..... !!! ??? - You'd think that woman would at least go on the same diet that she inflicts to her students.
26:06 - Does that Diva Michael actually think that he has the authority to refuse a plane because it's dusty !!! LOL.
34:25 - Aviation Analyst ... ahem .... richy boy blogger with well placed parents "They haven't achieved anything just yet" !!! ??? WHAT is the world going to if a 20 year old blogger is the basis. LOL.
Excellent points.
Diva Michael needs to invest in some dental care. He’s missing a tooth on the left side of his mouth. Apparently, his appearance is not as scrutinized as the appearance of the Singapore Girls. The “ grooming expert “ needs to lose about 25 pounds before she’s qualified to fat shames these young girls? 😢
Like so much in the world, especially in the rarified atmosphere of the "super rich", it's the attention to even the most minor details which count... I will say that I am delighted to see that so many Airbus A380's are either being resuscitated or ordered new despite the higher operating costs, as a result of Boeings' disastrous 787 "Dreamliner" debacles. A classic case of when "cost-cutting" can ruin a companies' market share..!!
You are aware, are you not, that the A380 is being discontinued due to high operating cost which has lead to lack of sales, right? The Dreamliner got off to a really rocky start but has lower operating costs and orders are still pouring in.
Peter, you are aware the A380’s are starting to be scrapped or stripped of parts? There are no new orders, the production line is shut down.
For me, it’s better to have beef, or any meat, to be overcooked than undercooked.
It is great to see their effort to provide world class service but taxing the Singapore Girls like that is too much. They look beautiful, inside and out. Cut some slack please. 🌹
Aviation specialist. Test out new luxury flights . What a job.
As a aircraft technician for a major airline These seats and luxury are a technician nightmare especially if these seats products come from Europe just like their cars or aircraft are a nightmare to work on and repair in other words just to replace a simple light bulb you have to take every thing apart a 10 minute job take’s over 1-2 hours
Chef Herman has some crazy shoes. What the heck were those things.
There’s more @ss kissing in this video than in a brothel 🤣
Singapore airlines is def the best airline I've flown.
He looks quite satisfied and pleased with his position.⭐ Great!
This was beautifully insightful to watch 🌻 Thank You 😊
@ 28:35, I'm done. Aircraft cabin pressure affects flavour, so build a simulator. Ai yo di tian ah!
Sir Lunchalot has the best job, but I'd be happy with a hawker centre Mee Goreng (yi dian la)
What an amazing thing these airlines do for their 1st class customers.
They're not doing it for free. Some of these tickets go up to almost $30,000.
This new suites is like Carnival Cruise cabin versus mysteriously lit high-end luxury residence of Etihad.
The "Super Wealthy" do not fly commercially.
Seventy thousand followers is not much unless everyone of them flies first class.
I would love try something like this. I’ve never flown outside the US. I have gone Pittsburgh to Sacramento but even then the aircraft was smaller than a 747 and had to land and rush from one side of the terminal to the other. We where supposed to have a person meet us at the gate to assist in our transfer(planned months in advance and verified when we boarded when they took my chair) we had to stack our luggage on top of me, and my arm and feet rests on the chair and my wife had to push me because I couldn’t reach the wheels. People looked at me like I was trash to the point I went off on a couple gentleman walking by as we where coming out of the USO because of the comments they made I dropped all the bags off the chair, grabbed my cane to stand and asked them if I was allowed to be in that crappy chair as I lifted my shirt and slowly turned away from them so they could see a row staples going from below my waste to mid back and another row tracing my ribs on one side? They took my chair and had me use their POS.< people assumed I was being some lazy person making my wife do all the work… that we just found the wheelchair and started using it.
Wow lives with his mom very impressed
Gotta love BK's little nieces in their tailored sarong kebayas and saying how much money he wasted on the model planes and the scale model of the control tower at Changi International Airport!😆
Money brings you a great lifestyle and I still love my middle class lifestyle.
a sky brothel would be a major attraction for business and first class, could easily garner over 20k a seat.
Ha!!!😉👈
shiii got my business already🤣🤣
As my father worked for BOAC/BA, I flew first class on many a different aircraft including Concord. And I think all of this, is a gigantic waste of money, likes shower!? Really! The ultra rich fly their own jets anyway but to each his own. I just think things got out of hand
Nothing compares to a Boeing Dreamliner (many airlines have this). That plane is so big and stable and it’s so much more comfortable.
I wonder if Michael, who's obviously gay, realizes that Brunei instituted the death penalty for gays and has made being gay in that country very difficult? That's like a Jewish flight attendant welcoming Nazi party officials onto the plane. What a terrible position to have to be in.
So, "Aviation Analyst" is something you become based on the number of followers your have on social media!??? 70k of followers and you are an aviation analyst!??? Amazing! What will happen when curly Alex reaches 150k of followers!? A pilot!???
It is ridiculous and irresponsible from our society to allow such self-given titles to be acknowledged especially to a 20 year old kid that lives with his mom with zero life experience and even less actual knowledge - "Aviation influencer/blogger" would be more appropriate yet even that doesn't change the fact that things have gone bananas in general (and no, COVID had nothing to do with this): Customer Services Officer Michael Andreou, 28 years with Singapore Airlines, dealing in 1st Class passengers and celebrities is missing a tooth in his upper left side of the jaw (@2:20) - is that a standard nowadays with Singapore Airlines or just a "new thing"? While Mr. Andreou is given a "clear bill" his young female colleagues have been scrutinized and almost oppressed, so that our "aviation analyst" with 70k of subscribers (assumption: probably all of them together can't afford a transportation ticket to the airport) can have a free ride, and free meal!??? And while on job, being so exited, comparing the excitement of the inaugural/delivery flight of the new A380 as "...a child being born" and "...having a connection" he is still seen taking snapshots of their competitors (@34:43)!??? Great job Singapore Airlines, just splendid - a washed out gay CSO and and a self--entitled 20 year old 70k subscriber "aviation analyst" should appease the rich clientele? Talking about bad judgment... Or did @Spark managed to catch the quirky angles Singapore Airlines missed?
I noticed the missing tooth on the CSO immediately. Apparently, Michael cannot afford dental insurance or dental care. It’s not a good look, Singapore Airlines.
Hahahahaha, jealous much?
@@jamiejq Hahahaha, yeah sooo much :D
The whole concept of the "Singapore Girl" is the reason why I will never fly Singapore Airlines. I find it extremely repugnant and disgusting to be quite honest.
No Katy Perry Nikki Minaj Lashes Please.... Hahhhhh. That was too much.....LOL
This guy explaining everything you can do in bed 😅😅 thanks my man, I always wondered what beds were for. Now I can finally use mine.
I look forward to flying with Singapore 🇸🇬 Airlines in the near future.
Love Singapore Airlines, they used to be the absolute best no question. I have not flown with them lately so i'm not sure their level of service now But I can only immagine it is tip top. The middle eastern airlines have definitely caught up and possibly surpassed them for 1st class. Problem is, I do not need or want a layover in the middle east and their routes from the U.S. are not my prefered routes. As a side note was anyone else disgusted when the guy said a seat cost as much as a 3 bedroom house?
My respect for the last guy immediately plummeted when he ordered his steak "well done".
@Chill Will STFU Idiot. You don't know where ANY meat what sourced unless you go out there and pick the cow to kill yourself. That's no reason to eat dry overcooked BS.
That Michael is so animated! She is so exited 🐶