What information does the seat map of Singapore Airlines flight SQ 37 provide about the layout of the Airbus A350-900ULR?
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SQ 37 flies on Singapore Airlines’ Airbus A350‑900ULR, and its seat map reflects the aircraft’s distinctive two‑cabin business class configuration.
Business Class Configuration
- The A350‑900ULR on SQ 37 carries 161 seats in total, of which 67 are Business Class.
- Business Class is divided into a forward cabin (rows 10‑17) with 23 seats and a rear cabin (rows 19‑29) with 44 seats. 🔗
- A galley and two lavatories separate the forward and rear business cabins.🔗
Bulkhead and Preferred Seats
- On the A350‑900ULR, bulkhead seats are located in rows 10 and 19, specifically seats 10A, 11D, 11F, 11K, 19A, 19D, 19F, and 19K.
Seat‑Assignment Restrictions
- Singapore Airlines’ recent policy blocks the first nine rows of the 17‑row Business Class cabin on the A350‑900ULR, limiting certain fare classes to seats in the rear portion of the cabin.
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