Sitzplan SQ345
51% Live and Let's Fly
37% TravelUpdate
12% Other
SQ345 operates on a Singapore Airlines A350-900ULR, featuring a 1-2-1 Business Class layout with 67 seats across two cabins.
Cabin Layout & Seat Configuration
- Business Class is split into two sections: rows 10–17 (front cabin, 23 seats) and rows 19–29 (rear cabin, 44 seats), with a galley and lavatories in between.
- Seat 14A in the front cabin offers direct aisle access, extra legroom, and a slightly angled, offset position for improved privacy. 🔗
- The seat reclines 180° into a lie-flat bed, with 32 inches of pitch (though the angled position increases perceived legroom).
In-Flight Features
- 18-inch IFE screen with access to live sports, including the Cricket World Cup finals.
- Complimentary unlimited Wi-Fi and individual air vents.
- Power outlets, USB-C, and HDMI ports at the armrest. 🔗
- Sliding doors for privacy and a small shelf above the seat for storing bedding.
Best Seats for Travelers
- Window seats in rows 1, 3, 5, and 11 on the A350-1000 are ideal for solo travelers due to proximity to the window.
- For SQ345, seat 14A is recommended for its space and location in the less-crowded front cabin.🔗
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