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Singapore Air Plans More Room for Premium Seats

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Singapore Air Plans More Room for Premium Seats

Singapore Airlines plans to spend more than $1.6 billion renovating its long-haul aircraft, including putting in sofas in first class, as the company bets flyers will continue to splurge on air travel despite high ticket prices. (Source:…

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