Singapore Airlines updates inflight amenities across all cabin classes
Singapore Airlines Business Class passengers will enjoy a BYREDO amenity kit, featuring a soft grey zip pouch and (from left) the brand’s signature Blanche Hand Cream, lip balm, and Blanche Eau de Parfum, alongside eyeshades, and a dental kit
Singapore Airlines has announced it will introduce refreshed amenities across all cabins from next month, with new skincare partnerships and the debut of Business Class sleeper suits.
The amenity kits will roll out progressively on flights exceeding six hours. Sleepwear will be offered on selected medium-haul overnight services longer than six hours and all long-haul flights.
Business Class passengers will receive BYREDO kits containing Blanche Eau de Parfum, hand cream and lip balm. SIA says it will become the first airline to offer BYREDO’s Blanche range onboard. The cabin’s new relaxed-fit, poly-cotton sleeper suits will be available in two sizes.
In Suites and First Class, separate men’s and women’s SISLEY kits will feature products from the Sisleÿa and Sisleÿum ranges. New cotton sleeper suits and coral fleece slippers will complement the offering.
Premium Economy passengers will receive batik-patterned zip pouches containing INK & WATER lip balm, eyeshades, socks and dental kits. Economy passengers will receive drawstring pouches featuring the airline’s batik motif, with eyeshades, socks and dental kits.
Younger passengers are also catered for through SIA’s collaboration with Disney, with Pixar’s Toy Story-themed amenities available across all cabins and flights for children aged 12 and below. The age-specific selection includes bibs for infants, drawstring bags for children aged three to six, and activity notepads.
Children traveling in Suites, First Class and Business Class on flights longer than five hours can also receive the airline’s latest collectible Beary soft toy, featuring a larger, softer and plusher design.
The amenities refresh follows SIA’s September announcement of changes to its dining program, including new dishes, beverages and serviceware. Dishes have begun rolling out, with the remaining dining enhancements scheduled for introduction from November.
Alongside these service updates, SIA is investing in next-generation long-haul cabin products and a refreshed KrisWorld inflight entertainment system. The airline also outlined plans in May to progressively introduce Starlink’s low Earth orbit satellite broadband on selected aircraft from 2027, adding connectivity improvements to its wider passenger experience program.
