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==== Fleet and Aircraft ====
Singapore Airlines operates one of the youngest and most technologically advanced fleets in the world. As of 2024, the airline's fleet comprises over '''130 aircraft''', consisting of a mix of '''Airbus''' and '''Boeing''' models. The airline’s commitment to modern, fuel-efficient aircraft ensures that its services are not only luxurious but also environmentally friendly.

Key aircraft in Singapore Airlines' fleet include:

* '''Airbus A350''': The '''Airbus A350''' is a key aircraft in Singapore Airlines’ fleet. Known for its fuel efficiency, reduced noise, and advanced technology, the A350 is used for long-haul international routes. Singapore Airlines operates the A350-900 and A350-1000 versions, both equipped with spacious cabins and advanced amenities.
* '''Airbus A380''': Singapore Airlines was the '''launch customer''' for the '''Airbus A380''', the world’s largest passenger aircraft. The A380 features two full-length passenger decks and offers an exceptional level of comfort across all cabin classes. Singapore Airlines’ A380s are equipped with luxurious first-class suites, spacious business class seats, and premium economy cabins, making it a flagship aircraft for the airline.
* '''Boeing 787 Dreamliner''': Singapore Airlines operates the '''Boeing 787 Dreamliner''', known for its fuel efficiency, modern cabin design, and quieter engines. The 787 is used on a mix of long-haul and regional routes and offers enhanced passenger comfort.
* '''Boeing 777''': Singapore Airlines also operates a fleet of '''Boeing 777''' aircraft, which serves as the backbone of its long-haul fleet. The 777 is known for its range, comfort, and operational efficiency, and it is used on a wide range of international routes.

Singapore Airlines’ fleet is among the youngest in the world, and the airline continually invests in newer, more fuel-efficient aircraft to reduce its environmental footprint and provide a superior passenger experience.