22hrs in the World's BEST FIRST CLASS (Singapore Suites to NYC)

Watch this video to see what it’s like to fly on the world’s BEST FIRST CLASS! This is Singapore Suites First Class!

Forgive the adjective overload here, but it’s not hyperbole. I promise!

Singapore Suites is the best FIRST CLASS in the world. In fact, a lot of people say it's beyond first class, so welcome to Singapore Suites First Class on the Singapore Airlines A380!

We’re about to spend 22 hours experiencing the ultimate luxury in the sky as we travel from Singapore all the way to New York City via Frankfurt on a Singapore Airlines A380, and you’re along for the trip of a lifetime onboard SQ26 operated by a Singapore Airlines A380.

In this video, we’ll showcase Singapore Suites First Class and all you can experience on the longest flight they currently offer with this service. At a whopping 22 hours, this is one of the most extreme experiences you could expect to have in First Class (PLUS) anywhere!

Unfortunately, the flight will soon be onboard a Singapore Airlines 777-300 with Singapore First Class.

You’ll see the unbelievable SECRET lounge within a lounge reserved for Singapore Airlines’ most exclusive passengers. We’ll also show you the unspeakably incredible suites we combined into a massive room, complete with a double bed!

You’ll also experience some decadent food onboard as we experience something like SIX First Class meals over this trip!

Naturally, you’ll see the First Class Singapore Suites inflight entertainment, too.

In short, this was the most incredible aviation experience we’ve ever had. Can you guess the JebScore? Stick around to the end to find out if you’re right about this First Class Singapore Suites experience!

0:00 Introduction
1:26 Changi Airport
2:33 Singapore Airlines “Private Room” Lounge
4:42 Boarding Singapore Suites
8:45 Singapore Suites Bed Mode
12:29 Frankfurt Layover
13:47 Boarding Singapore Suites
16:23 Singapore Suites JebScore
17:40 Bloopers

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Music:
I’ve Had Enough (Instrumental Version) - Snake City
Bad Vibe - Crystal Shards
First Horizon - ELFL
Quiet Departure - Brendon Moeller
Left in Haze - ELFL
Out Into Space (Instrumental Version) - Vicki Vox
Take Me Away (Instrumental Version) - Ramin
Eyes of Yours - Edgar Hopp
Close Your Eyes - Gold In June
Sugar Spun - Moss Harman
Good Morning Sun - Gregory David
Energized Morning - Airae
I’ve Had Enough (Instrumental Version) - REPRISE - Snake City
Eyes of Yours - REPRISE - Edgar Hopp
Northern Touch - Alysha Sheldon
From the Cliffside - Tape Machines

[jimc.goodfellas]

Don't worry Jeb, we know you're a great guy, very humble and grateful for what you get to do! You two are very genuine people

[avioncamper]

What can we say? The Airport, gorgeous. The Plane, superb, the Suites, beyond first class, the food, everything was perfect. An airline that has outdone Emirates First Class. You two make it look so easy traveling.

[PlasmicPenny]

You’re probably the only YouTuber where I’m not reluctantly clicking on theses luxury travel videos - it doesn’t feel humble brag-y or show offish either just genuinely enjoying sharing this

[carolinamarrelli]

I just found your channel and gotta say — I love how honest, enthusiastic, humble and grateful you guys are. Real people doing something they love. You are blessed!

[premjitc]

Hands down, the best reviewers ever. So humble, so thankful. There's a lot to learn from you guys for sure.

[josephwilliams]

I am Sooo happy for you guys. Jeb you’re always so humble and authentic and gratefully appreciative 👌🏾And so awesome that Suzanne is getting to share these experiences with you nowadays!

[jackmidd]

It’s so incomprehensible that the first flight was only 120 years and now we have aircraft interiors like this 😮

[erichunter]

Singapore is the most efficient and helpful airport I’ve ever been to!! Highly recommend it!

There were hardly any lines for anything. They scan luggage at the gate instead of the terminal entrance, making security a lot faster.

I also had an airport employee approach me at the baggage claim to ask if I needed help finding my bags. Turns out I was at the wrong baggage carrousel and if she had not approached me I would have kept waiting, so she really saved me a ton of time. Never seen anything like this in US airports.

[SomeDudeSomewhereOverThere]

Jeb, I love both you and Suzanne's reactions to these experiences. You're not braggy but very humble and grateful that you get to share these trips with us. Love your content!

[sandiandgregh]

Wow. Just. WOW. My budget won't stretch to that level of travel so thank you for taking us along. Really incredible.

[tulsaperson]

I cannot even begin to articulate how jealous I am of you two. I wish one day I’ll be able to travel the world and do what you two do

[lawrencewhiting]

14:21 A Boeing 747 landing always looks magestic . . . .love that Lufthansa are still flying them ❤

[Matityahu]

Thank you for taking us along with you both on this epic flight. Glad your Jeb Score was 25/25. You two are so humble, and never take things for granted. Thanks once again for the video. Can't wait for the next review.

[Thedeso]

And rich people expect us regular people to believe money doesn’t make you happy. 💀

[triarb]

When I fly long haul from Australia, I choose between Singapore Airlines or Emirates. I always stop for a few days in Singapore each way. My favourite stopping off point. Fantastic food, efficient transport, great climate, every changing, amazing Singapore.

[paulbethell]

I love your videos that include your wife, Suzanne. It makes it more personal and makes me think about traveling with my best friend, my wife. FYI we have been married over 50 years. I love your videos thank you so much!

[Duckling]

Suzanne is a natural beauty, she doesn't need any help. You guys are great!

[matthewneiman]

Been traveling every week for work for the last six months and somehow still love it enough to watch videos of others doing the same! This certainly trumps my expeditions connecting through Atlanta every week but it is fun to dream!

[lorikremer]

Having been in the airline industry for almost four decades, I generally find these videos cringe worthy, at best. Not so in this case- it is a wonderful ride-a-long with a couple who actually appreciate the journey! Their humility and gratitude is refreshing in the world of youtubers scoring freebies without any hint of awareness. Would definitely be a once in a lifetime, bucket list item for me.

[ohmightywez]

I always feel so out of place and small town yokel-ly when I am lucky enough to fly business class once every year. It was such an eye opening experience and I've been so grateful for the opportunity to experience a different level of flying.

It's wonderful to see you and your wife enjoying such wonderful and rare experiences with such a down to earth approach and enjoyment.