What Singapore Airlines’ First, Business, And Economy Classes Are Like | Insider Business 

I think they maybe sponsered

She needs to teach me her ways!

@@color_314 Yeah, probably getting a discount from the airline or free as it is also a promotion for their company.

It's literally an advert paid in full by Singapore Airlines.

i also don't think that flying for like 4 days is ThAt fun regardless. wonder if the time she can travel is flexible at all-- like whether she got to spend some time there

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ikr

I have so much more respect for the channel!

Simply not the channel style i guess. But yeah, props to the team

@@DiannaCarney ur hottie oops sorry

iirc I think at the time this was recorded Mr Beast was on a vacation so most likely this was a pure coincidence

Probably on a business trip. Dude's all about work, straight hustler.

@@somerandomguyfromthebeyond1821 in the video, you could see mr. beast with a film crew who's peaking above the divider between 2F and 3F. Also, you can hear Abby say to Karl "so I heard you've been traveling in a bunch of different first class suites"

Definitely a coincidence. And almost all crew of SQ are very adaptive. We're trained to be that accommodating.

Yes

Back in the early 2000's I flew Singapore basic Economy from Houston to Chennai with my fam. I always hated that trip flying British Airways or Lufthansa. Singapore took longer, but it hardly mattered with the superior seats, food, amenities and friendly service. I don't kid on the amenities; they had 97 channels to choose from plus Nintendo games.

@@notting2640 Eva Airlines is top notch too. The ones you listed are all better than American based carriers though...

Not necessarily in general, but Asia does have some of the nicest airlines out there. Although the Middle Eastern carriers among others aren't too far behind in terms of quality. For instance, I flew to Vietnam from Auckland, Malaysia Airlines from Auckland to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from Kuala Lumpur to Ho Chi Minh, and then Vietnam Airlines from Ho Chi Minh to Hue. The first flight was... okay. My seat didn't recline, the other passengers were rude and loud, the flight attendants were nice but you could never get their attention. The second flight was awful, the plane was dirty, I couldn't see out my window because it was covered in schmutz, as was my tray table, and the flight attendants were pleasant but completely absent except for one drinks and meals round. That experience means I will never fly Malaysian again. Then, we flew Vietnam Airlines... and it was amazing. Granted we did have to take a bus to get to the plane on the tarmac, but once we were on it, it was cool and the air had a bit of mist in it, the flight attendants were amazing and attentive, and they were always looking to be helpful. I ruptured my eardrum on the previous flight and we couldn't get any help at all, and then on the Vietnam flight, the flight attendants were regularly checking in to see if we needed anything or if there was anything they could do. If I ever get the chance to fly Vietnam Airlines again, I will jump at that chance. So there is a variety, but there is certainly some star players.

@@notting2640 Eva & China airline is decent as well.

​@@notting2640 Japan airlines isn't that good tbh

They probably don’t need it honestly. They have been consistently ranked as the best airline in the world for decades

Yhhhep, marketing and promoting a business using public figures is a hugely effective way to advertise and raise awareness for attaining potential consumers.

We don't need a half-ass influencer. Singapore Airlines is World Class.

Mr Beast is not a half-ass influencer. I’m a Singaporean and I enjoy watching his videos and am a proud Singaporean fan of Singapore Airlines! :)

What's wrong with honest reviews?

For another 23k per person ...

Some of my earliest and best memories of being little was the treatment by flight attendants on Singapore Airlines. I bet your kids will remember the trip fondly in some way even if they are just toddlers.

Lies again? Business Trips Ezlink Card

Everything is better than the usa ...you can go to china and literally everything looks like it was unboxed yesterday. america is a slow sinking civ

Wait, you were on the same flight with the Business Insider and Mr Beast?

who *wouldn't* enjoy the amenities?

Spoken from a well off family, of course

@Timberwolfe very true for my parents but I myself have always flown economy, even on international flights so I never got to have any of these perks.

@@timberwolfe1645 If they can afford it, then good for them. Don’t judge.

What American based carriers have learned is that Americans would rather pay less and get less and it is more profitable for them to do so due to the competition offering cheaper fares. So yes, they could offer better quality (and they used to several decades ago), but the money has been in offering less.

In the coming months I think you should think twice about flying Singapore Airlines. Their product is not in its golden years anymore since COVID. However, for products business and up, Singapore Airlines still wins as they know their 'sustainable solutions' (e.g. paper boxes in Economy) won't work for the premium cabins.

@@kalebasphalt All the airlines deteriorated during COVID. I flew Singapore in October, on one of four legs, and the other three legs suuuuuucked way worse.

United is absolute trash

I gave up on US airlines, I avoid them whenever possible

Don't forget Cathay Pacific

@@KitsGravity cathy is one of the top? havent taken it in so long

Etihad has unfortunately started to fall behind

if you think Emirates is top notch, then you haven’t seen many other airlines. (e.g. ANA, Turkish or Lufthansa’s new Allegris)

@@kenfern2259 generally considered one of the premier carries. Also, it's the flagship carrier of Hong Kong

Interesting.

love how you prolly got this info from this channel's previous video itslef lmfao

I don’t think I would say nearly the same. The air pressure is still above 5k ft (although still better than previous generation airliners). This still has a considerable effect not only on taste buds, but also the manner in which food can be reheated/cooked. It is basically like trying to cook rice without a lid compared with using a pressure cooker. The rice will come out totally different.

but what about the air pressure? I thought that was a factor as well!

@@crypticshadows the newer planes are able to keep a higher air pressure than before

Came here to say this, bozo doesn't know that screens are measured diagonally.

That wound me up, too 😂

called her a wanker when i saw that

@@prashantkompella5372 that would mean its even larger

I came here for the same reason! That bothered me so much!!!

Should’ve done this on my flights as a UM. But I preselected my seats to just extra legroom. Pity cuz the flights were mostly empty

What's a UM?

@@amandatang6062 UM stands for unaccompanied minor, basically a minor that’s traveling alone, and there’s free services for the staff to guide you

​@@jolovesyouI'm so pissed that I've never traveled solo as a minor. Oh well, I'm already 20 😂

PR strategy for Singapore airlines

lol

🤣🤣🤣🤣 i can't

Nooo dont gooo😂

@Israel Selvam Thank you so much!!

Was gonna mention this!

That’s the proper method

Not just in England. I think that’s globally how it’s done. From cellphones to laptops etc. when manufacturers mention the size, it’s the diagonal measurement.

Then again, she said it's supposed to be 15,4" *wide*

​@FD&BJ I didn't want to say but I did think this was probably a universal thing, since my apple phone screen is measured diagonally, however there's always some 13 year old kid who knows everything claiming that she lady in the interview was measuring correctly as that's how people in the U.S measure screen size.

I was thinking I can buy a car for that money!

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What the hell? Is that legal? lol

@@Eternal1811 LOL well to be fair there was always enough troop seats and you had to sit in them for takeoff/landing. Also the loadmasters did a pretty good job keeping people from doing dangerous things like trying to sleep in between two ISU containers, or sleeping on top of one.

Tru dat

Thought I was the only one who noticed…

at what point in the video was that again? im asking for a timestamp

​@@theplayer4664around 23:00

And worse service. Loud flight attendants, etc.

gotta agree they got horrible service

Agreed but you just buy premium economy and then bid it on it for cheap. It's a decent value.

@@johnseng9636 I was flying during COVID. The waits, delays, canceled flight, rudeness, like Jesus Christ I paid $4,000 for this ticket and I have to remind you two times for a water? I was clearly dehydrated and coughing and she was rolling her eyes.

Air Canada is by far the worse airline I’ve flown on.. terrible service

Let it go… Delta airlines has amazing service!

My fault 🙂, you did say inches wide...

They get paid though.

🤣

I think them being on the same flight as Mr. Beast wasn't a coincidence. Singapore Airlines probably knew both had put in requests to have film crew onboard, and decided to put both of them on the same flight with no other regular revenue passengers. That way not only would there be no other first class passengers getting disturbed by business insider and mr. beast, but the airline could also pre-plan a special crew that was more flexible and adaptive with filming since the videos are probably sponsored.

Plus dressed like a college student

US carriers used to have friendly, pretty flight attendants back in the 60s and 70s. But just like Asian carriers today, FAs would be fired after a certain age. So the US courts ruled that it was age discrimination, so now the US carriers have to keep old flight attendants while foreign carriers don't have to.