Singapore Airlines will deploy Business Class on one of its flights connecting its Changi hub to Brisbane, Australia.
Currently operating four daily flights to the Queensland capital with its medium-haul A350, the Singaporean national carrier has decided to redeploy the long-haul version of this aircraft on this international route, which is configured with four travel classes, including Business Class.
Singapore Airlines will begin operating its Changi-Brisbane flight – identified by the number SQ265 – with this aircraft from the beginning of November 2026.
This latest-generation aircraft features a completely redesigned cabin that promises a premium travel experience combining comfort, design, and advanced technology.
The national airline’s Business Class cabin features fully reclining seats. The cabin interior is distinguished by a timeless color palette and the use of premium materials.
The Business Class cabin expected on the Changi-Brisbane flight also offers a new, state-of-the-art entertainment system with large screens.