During my first trip to Mexico City, I went through Amsterdam on board KLM. This time, I went through Japan. But before that, I had to buy a new luggage because my old one was made of plastic and is now broken. I learned from my last trip that my baggage would definitely grow when I leave Mexico so I needed to buy a bigger one. My new luggage is as high as my waist, but the scale showed when I checked-in was only 19 kilograms. Fair enough, at least I would have 10 kilograms to spare for presents later.
From Singapore to Narita, I took Singapore Airlines (SQ), still with a business class ticket. I was ecstatic because it was my first time to go through Changi Airport Terminal 3 and my first business class flight with SQ! The Kris Flyer Lounge didn’t disappoint me. It is by far the best business class lounge I’ve ever been to. They serve the most number of food variety and the best one as well. Few minutes before boarding, I got to chat with my family using one of the iMacs at the lounge (cool, huh?). One disadvantage though: the lounge was crowded at that time but I still managed to grab one of those very comfy couches.
Unlike the business class seats in other airlines, the ones in SQ could be converted into a bed! With my size, i didn’t even have to curl up. I had a good night sleep on my way to Japan so I only had to use the entertainment system while I was having my breakfast. They didn’t give one of those personal kits in pouches but you’ve got everything you need at lavatory (toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, etc). They just personal hand you a pair of socks and an eye cover.
It was about 7 hours flight and they only serve one meal. We were made to choose when to have the meal served. I preferred breakfast and I chose the Japanese menu. Food presentation was good and the taste was very good.
Time does really fly fast when you’re on a great airline. I had a wonderful flight with SQ. I shouldn’t forget to mention that the attendants were very nice and they’re really “visible”. It felt like they’re baby-sitting the passengers.

