Singapore Airlines will use Airbus A380 flights to Beijing

Airlines flying Singapore Airlines is preparing to upgrade its flight services to the Chinese capital, Beijing. Singapore Airlines customers flying from Singapore to Beijing can enjoy flying the world's largest commercial aircraft began August 1, 2014.According to Airline Route, Singapore Airlines currently flies four times daily from Singapore to Beijing. One flight will be operated with Airbus A380 aircraft which has a capacity of 471 seats on a regular basis, so that Singapore Airlines will reduce its flight frequency from four times menajadi three times a day. Two more flights will still be operated with Boeing 777 aircraft.As the impact of the operation of the Airbus A380 to Beijing, Singapore-Hong Kong which is now served by an Airbus A380 twice a day will be reduced to once a day because of diverted aircraft for flights to Beijing. Flights to Hong Kong one day will be operated by Airbus A380 side by side with Boeing 777-300ER.Singapore Airlines and its regional subsidiary, SilkAir, together serve 11 cities in China with a total of 120 weekly flights, including flights to Hangzhou which will be served by SilkAir start next July 27, 2014. In addition, the company also operates 49 weekly flights to Hong Kong, which was entered into the territory of China.