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Preferred Seat Selection on Singapore Airlines
With the introduction of Preferred Seat Selection,Singapore Airlines customers making Economy Class bookings on singaporeair.com, now have the additional choice of guaranteeing themselves a seat of their choice. For the time being however only exit row seats will be available for allocation under the Preferred Seat scheme.
By retrieving their bookings on singaporeair.com customers can also purchase a Preferred Seat anytime before check-in.
Source: Khaleej Times
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