<p>Singapore Airlines' first Airbus-350-900 flight to India will land at the Kempegowda International Airport here on Friday. This will be the airline's upgraded daily SQ 502/503 daily Singapore-Bengaluru service.</p>.<p>This implies a massive capacity increase. In real terms, this woul mean an increase of 134 Business Class and 328 Economy Class seats each way per week. </p>.<p>This upgrade comes close on the heels of British Airways announcing that it will fly its Airbus-350 soon from London to Bengaluru. “Bengaluru is the first city in India and fourth destination on our worldwide network to operate the A-350 aircraft,” the airline had said in an official statement.</p>.<p>Currently, the airline operates the 275-seater A-350 only to Cape Town, South Africa, Phoenix in Arizona State and Las Vegas in Nevada, United States. </p>
<p>Singapore Airlines' first Airbus-350-900 flight to India will land at the Kempegowda International Airport here on Friday. This will be the airline's upgraded daily SQ 502/503 daily Singapore-Bengaluru service.</p>.<p>This implies a massive capacity increase. In real terms, this woul mean an increase of 134 Business Class and 328 Economy Class seats each way per week. </p>.<p>This upgrade comes close on the heels of British Airways announcing that it will fly its Airbus-350 soon from London to Bengaluru. “Bengaluru is the first city in India and fourth destination on our worldwide network to operate the A-350 aircraft,” the airline had said in an official statement.</p>.<p>Currently, the airline operates the 275-seater A-350 only to Cape Town, South Africa, Phoenix in Arizona State and Las Vegas in Nevada, United States. </p>