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New pyjamas, luxury skincare, Toy Story items for selected Singapore Airlines flights from November

The new amenities come alongside other cabin upgrades including new seats and a revamped dining menu.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) is set to enhance its in-flight amenities across all cabin classes starting from November. The airline announced a range of new offerings during a media release on October 14, alongside other cabin upgrades such as new seats and a revamped dining menu. Business class passengers will now receive complimentary navy blue poly-cotton blend pyjamas, available in two sizes, complete with grey slippers.

First class and suite customers will be treated to upgraded, 100% cotton sleepwear in dark grey, accompanied by plush coral fleece slippers, available in four sizes and on select overnight and long-haul flights. Premium skincare and personal care products from French brand Sisley will be offered to suites and first class passengers, while business class customers will enjoy Byredo's Blanche Eau de Parfum and hand cream.

Economy passengers will receive a drawstring pouch with standard travel essentials. Toy Story-themed items, including bibs, bags, and activity notepads, will be introduced for young passengers and their parents, along with the latest version of the collectible Beary soft toy for business class passengers on flights exceeding five hours.

SIA's senior vice-president of customer experience, Yeoh Phee Teik, stated that these new amenities aim to improve comfort, rest, and well-being for all customers during their journeys.

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