If first class flights but a distant dream, a new TV show is offering a tantalising glimpse inside the world's most luxurious airline. Singapore Airlines' fleet of A380 planes is the subject of a new Channel 4 documentary, which delves into how exactly the carrier has created what it calls 'a whole new level of opulence for first class travellers'. World's apart from the scant leg-room and queues for cramped bathrooms that characterise economy flights on budget airlines, Singapore Airlines' most privileged passengers can settle into their own private suite when they fly long haul. The new fleet of A380 planes run by Singapore Airlines have their own private suites for first class customersGuests are served glasses from a £200 Dom Perignon and the airline spends £10 million a year on champagne and wineThe latest addition to Singapore Airlines hangar features in the aptly named Channel 4 documentary The World's Most Luxurious Airline, which offered viewers a peek into how the other half flies on Monday night. Cabin crew expected to adhere to extremely strict standards, in order to maintain the airline's luxurious image.

Source: Daily Mail February 13, 2018 16:07 UTC