The Far Eastern city-state
will be the latest destination to be served by the airline’s new flagship A380
service, from October 2014.
The three-times a week
service starts on October 28 and will increase the number of seats available
for customers to book by more than a four thousand a month.
Kristin Davis, who is in
London rehearsing her role as Beth Gallagher in the stage version of Fatal
Attraction at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, said: "I travel a lot for work
and pleasure, so I greatly appreciate the consistent, high standard of service
and style that British Airways is known for around the world."
“With over 80 years
experience flying between London and Singapore, I can't imagine a better way to
fly to the Far East than on British Airways' luxurious new A380."
The airline now has four
A380s, having taken delivery of the latest aircraft on January 14 with a
further four deliveries expected later in the year.
Richard Tams, British
Airways’ head of UK&I sales said: Our new A380s are helping fly even more
customers in great comfort and style to destinations around the world.
We’re delighted that our
customers travelling to and from Singapore will be able to experience the
benefits this amazing aircraft has to offer, thanks to our multi-billion pound
investment in new aircraft, products and services.”
The double decked aircraft
offers customers one of the quietest cabins in the sky, with bigger overhead
bins, extra storage space, cleaner air, mood lighting, improved in-flight
entertainment and more power sockets for personal electronic equipment.
British Airways is
continuing to improve services for customers and will roll out more new
aircraft, including Airbus A380s, Boeing 787s, 777-300ERs and A320s across its
worldwide network as deliveries continue over the next three years. A total of
twenty new aircraft will be joining the fleet in 2014.
The A380 will feature on the
BA11 London Heathrow to Singapore service operating on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
and the returning BA12, operating on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
Flights on other days will
continue to be operated by a Boeing 747 with the 777-300ER, calling into
Singapore as part of the BA15/16 Heathrow to Sydney route.
The British Airways A380s
already fly to Los Angeles and Hong Kong, and services to Johannesburg started
on February 12. The airline will begin flights to Washington DC on the super
jumbo from September 1.
British Airways is also
taking delivery of a further four 787s in 2014, with new 787 services being
launched to Hyderabad from March 30, Chengdu from May 5, Philadelphia from June
5 and Calgary from July 5, 2014, as well as a further four 777-300ERs.

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