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Singapore Airlines Unveils S$2bn Cabin Upgrade With World's Largest In-Flight Double Bed

The carrier is investing billions to upgrade long-haul cabins with premium features, including a double bed, targeting wealthy travelers.

4 publishers · 4 articles · first seen 6 Nov 2026 · updated 55m ago

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The odds

How the odds moved · Above 55.5 million
0%50%100%59%5 Nov, 15:54 UTCnowBloomberg Markets: Inside Singapore Airlines’ New Business Class Cabins · 6 Nov, 14:39 UTCThe Guardian Business: Dream ticket? Super-rich can sleep pretty with Singapore Airlines ‘largest double bed in the sky’ · 6 Nov, 12:24 UTCNews Feed: Singapore Airlines unveils biggest double bed in the sky in premium fightback · 6 Nov, 05:30 UTCAll Content from Business Insider: The world's best airline is getting a $1.5 billion makeover. See inside Singapore Airlines' new luxurious long-haul cabins. · 6 Nov, 16:04 UTC

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TimeChance of yes
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5 Nov, 15:54 UTC59%

The story so far

4 publishers have covered this in 4 articles since 6 Nov 2026. News Feed published first, on 6 November at 05:30 UTC; The Guardian Business followed 6h 54m later. The most recent article, from All Content from Business Insider, appeared on 6 November at 16:04 UTC.

Outlets reporting it: News Feed (major outlet), The Guardian Business (major outlet), Bloomberg Markets (major outlet), All Content from Business Insider.

2 prediction markets price this story:

  • Above 55.5 million — the market puts it at 59%, closing 19 Aug 2027. The market resolves to Yes if Southwest Airlines reports flying more than 55,500,000 seats during the first quarter of 2027. It resolves to No if that number is 55,500,000 or lower. Readers often mistake the linked Singapore Airlines story for the subject, but only Southwest Airlines' reported seat count matters.
  • Above 229 million — the market puts it at 73%, closing 31 Mar 2028. The market resolves to "Yes" if Southwest Airlines reports flying more than 229 million seats in 2026. Otherwise, it resolves to "No." Readers often mistakenly look at Singapore Airlines' news instead of Southwest's reported seat count.

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Sources

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  1. Inside Singapore Airlines’ New Business Class Cabins Bloomberg Markets ·
  2. Dream ticket? Super-rich can sleep pretty with Singapore Airlines ‘largest double bed in the sky’ The Guardian Business ·
  3. Singapore Airlines unveils biggest double bed in the sky in premium fightback News Feed ·
  4. The world's best airline is getting a $1.5 billion makeover. See inside Singapore Airlines' new luxurious long-haul cabins. All Content from Business Insider

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  • Kalshi Above 55.5 million 59% $0 24hends 19 Aug 2027

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  • Kalshi Above 229 million 73% $0 24hends 31 Mar 2028

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