Long Haul Flight in ECONOMY on a 737 MAX on Singapore Airlines

Hello my fellow Jetsetters, AvGeeks and Viewers!

In todays video, we look at how Singapore Airlines performs on a 6-7 hour long flight onboard a narrow body Boeing 737 MAX-8! This is the final trip report of my holiday to Czech Republic, so there won’t be anymore international trip reports for a while after this. This flight is operating my return leg back to my hometown Cairns, Australia, so shoutouts to you if you’re from Cairns or Singapore as I briefly cover both airports.


Some information:

Airline: Singapore Airlines (SQ/SIA)
Flight: SQ203/SIA203
Departing: Singapore Changi Airport WSSS (Terminal 3)
Arriving: Cairns International Airport YBCS (Terminal 1)
Aircraft: Boeing 737 MAX-8
Registration: 9V-MBJ
Class: Economy
Seat Number: 54K
Departure Gate: A18 (T3)
Departure Runway: RWY 02L (020 HDG, Left Runway)
Arriving Gate: 4 (T1)
Arriving Runway: RWY 15 (150 HDG)


Singapore Airlines once again provides an amazing flight experience to passengers, which I could imagine would be hard to accomplish on a medium-long haul flight on a 737 aircraft. The crew were friendly and once again provided me with bottomless apple juice to keep me hydrated and energised. The seats onboard were arguably more comfortable than the A350 seats which is a surprise, hence why I managed to have a 30 minute nap on this aircraft even though I was aiming to stay awake the whole flight. Well done SQ! I would highly recommend SQ to travellers wishing to travel around the world!

Thank you so much for watching this video, I really appreciate it. I hope you enjoyed watching this video and that this video gives you an insight on what to expect onboard SQ! Please stay tuned for two more upcoming videos in the next 1-2 weeks, I’ll get them out asap.

Thanks!

Tom (TMO Aviation)
Instagram: tmoaviationyt

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