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 "Singapore Airlines fitted its jet with 471 seats configured in three classes: 399 economy class seats on both decks, 60 business class seats on the upper deck and 12 luxury suites on the main deck.A standard return fare for a suite, created by French luxury yacht designer Jean-Jacques Coste, will cost around 10,500 Singapore dollars ($7,160) on the inaugural Singapore-Sydney route, Chew told the AP. That's about 20-35 percent more than the current top-class fare. Each suite comes with sliding doors and self-adjustable roller blinds for privacy — with only a small fabric screen at the bottom to allow cabin crew to check on passengers. Each plane will have two double beds, though Chew said he doesn't want the suites to give anyone racy ideas. "I would not encourage it for use for anything other than resting and sleeping," he told the AP." - I'm sorry, but I think the last comment is hilarious. It's a double bed!! There are bound to be people who will use it for other purposes besides resting and sleeping!! What do u expect??An Impression Was Left @ 9:38 am
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