Tag: nostalgia

If all you know about IFE is movies, you're missing out. Here's how SIA has kept passengers entertained through the years- well before screens were ubiquitous.

During The Golden Age of Travel, Singapore Airlines partnered with Hyatt to launch a one-of-a-kind dining experience: Hugo's in the Sky.

KrisFlyer may be all we know today, but there was plenty before it. Here's the story of the other frequent flyer schemes Singapore Airlines dabbled in.

If you're a miles collector in Singapore today, you might want to send Tharman Shanmugaratnam a thank you note.

Singapore's national carrier was almost named Mercury Singapore Airlines, and Malaysia wasn't happy about it.

What happens when you cram a few hundred passengers in a pressurised metal tube with six jackpot machines? In the 1980s, Singapore Airlines decided to find out.

Long before flatbed seats, SIA found a way for its First Class customers to sleep in style. Here's the story of the slumberettes on the B747.

From 1994 to 2006, Singapore Airlines ran the Young Explorer Club, an FFP designed just for kids.