Singapore Airlines enhances inflight amenities across all cabin classes with new luxury brands and sleepwear


Singapore Airlines is introducing new inflight amenity kits, luxury skincare products and sleepwear across all cabin classes, enhancing passenger comfort and well-being as part of its wider elevated travel experience.

Summary:

  • Singapore Airlines is introducing new inflight amenity kits, skincare products and sleepwear across all cabin classes to enhance passenger comfort, rest and well-being.
  • The airline has partnered with luxury brands SISLEY and BYREDO, alongside Australian personal-care brand INK & WATER, to deliver premium inflight amenities, including exclusive products and new sleeper suits for Business Class customers.
  • The new amenity kits will be progressively introduced from November 2026 on flights over six hours, as part of Singapore Airlines’ wider investment in an elevated end-to-end passenger experience.

Singapore Airlines – a Headline Partner of APEX FTE EXPO, taking place in Singapore on 18-19 November 2026 – is introducing a new range of inflight amenities across all cabin classes to support the comfort and well-being of its customers, helping them arrive at their destination feeling even more refreshed and relaxed.

“Singapore Airlines is continuously finding ways to elevate the moments that matter to our customers in every cabin class,” said Mr Yeoh Phee Teik, Senior Vice President Customer Experience, Singapore Airlines. “This is why we have carefully curated our new range of amenities, from skincare and personal care products to sleepwear and travel essentials, to support the enhanced comfort, rest, and well-being of our customers during their journeys with us.”

The airline has partnered with SISLEY, the French luxury cosmetics maison, to offer men’s and women’s amenity kits to Suites and First Class customers. These will include products from its premium anti-aging Sisleÿa and Sisleÿum ranges.

First Class and Suites customers will also enjoy new 100% cotton sleeper suits that are designed for greater breathability and comfort, and coral fleece slippers.

Business Class customers will be offered sleeper suits for the first time. These relaxed-fit poly-cotton sleepwear come in two sizes, enhancing customer comfort during flights.

Customers will also receive BYREDO amenity kits featuring products from the Stockholm-founded brand’s iconic Blanche Eau de Parfum, as well as hand cream and a lip balm. Singapore Airlines will be the first carrier to offer BYREDO’s Blanche range of products.

Premium Economy Class customers will receive new Singapore Airlines-designed zip pouches with a hand strap that are embossed with the airline’s signature batik motif. Each kit will include a white tea-scented lip balm from INK & WATER, the Australian personal-care brand, that is exclusively available for Singapore Airlines customers. The kit will also contain other travel essentials, including eyeshades, socks, and a dental kit.

Customers in Economy Class will receive a collectible drawstring pouch featuring Singapore Airlines’ batik motif. It will contain travel essentials including eyeshades, socks, and a dental kit.

All new amenity kits will be progressively introduced from November 2026 on flights above six hours. The sleeper suits will be available on selected medium-haul overnight flights of more than six hours and on all long-haul flights.

The amenities form part of Singapore Airlines’ broader elevated end-to-end travel experience, alongside next-generation cabin products, refreshed food and beverage offerings, the new KrisWorld inflight entertainment system, and high-speed internet connectivity.

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