Singapore Airlines will convert an A380 into a restaurant and offer meals at delivery.
Singapore Airlines plans to turn one of its grounded jumbo jets into a pop-up restaurant and offer home-delivered plane food as part of a series of initiatives to try an re-engage customers who have not been able to travel due to the coronavirus pandemic, Reuters reported.
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With no domestic network, the Southeast Asian city-state’s national carrier SIAL.SI has been financially battered by curbs on international travel and recently laid off around a fifth of its staff.
The airline also said on Tuesday it would offer tours of its training centre and flight simulator experiences but scrapped an initial idea to follow a growing trend in Asia for scenic flights following backlash on environmental grounds.
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“With COVID-19 drastically reducing the number of flights operated by the SIA Group, we have created unique activities that would allow us to engage with our fans and customers during this time,” Goh Choon Phong, CEO of Singapore Airlines (SIA) said.
Those who wish to dine aboard the double-decker A380, the world’s largest passenger aircraft, can choose between different cabin classes and menus designed by international chefs. Customers will be given goodie bags and those who wear traditional clothing to dine will receive additional gifts.
If customers opt to have the plane food delivered to their home, they will receive welcome videos, guides on how to heat and plate the dishes and “a specially curated playlist to recreate the SIA onboard experience”, the airline said.
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