Qatar Airways deploys A380 to Singapore
Qatar Airways continues to bring its Airbus A380 back on line and does so on one of the most strategic routes [...]
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Qatar Airways continues to bring its Airbus A380 back on line and does so on one of the most strategic routes in the Asia-Pacific region. From December 1, 2025, the double-decker giant will connect Doha and Singapore.
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The route will be operated with the A380 configured in three classes, with a total of 517 places (8 in First, 48 in Business and 461 in Economy). The affected flights are. QR 948/QR 949, departing in the evening from Doha and returning overnight from Singapore, replacing the Boeing 777-300ER now employed on the same route.
The Doha-based carrier has been gradually bringing its A380s back into the fleet in response to increased demand on high-density routes. The introduction on the Singapore route marks a new step in the reuse of the four-engine aircraft, which seemed destined for permanent retirement in 2020.
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For passengers, it is a return aboard one of the world's most iconic aircraft, with spacious cabins, double decks and classic First Class Equipped with a lounge and bar on board.
A380 Qatar
With the arrival of Qatar Airways, the Changi Airport strengthens its role as Asia's A380 hub.
Currently operating at Singapore airport are superjumbos from Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Etihad Airways e Qantas, which connect the city-state with destinations such as London, Sydney, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. These, along with Qatar's new service, are now the only A380s in regular service to Singapore.
