Singapore Airlines to Roll Out Sisley and Byredo Amenity Kits Across All Cabins From November

Singapore Airlines will introduce new in-flight amenities across all cabin classes from November, with kits progressively rolled out on flights lasting more than six hours. The airline said suites and first class passengers will receive Sisley amenity kits and 100 per cent cotton sleeper suits, while business class gets Byredo kits and sleeper suits for the first time.

What Each Cabin Class Receives

Suites and first class passengers will receive amenity kits made with French luxury cosmetics brand Sisley, containing different items for men and women. The women's kit includes products from Sisley's Sisleya range such as an anti-ageing cream, an anti-ageing eye and lip contour cream, a skin care lotion, the L'Eau Revee d'Eliya fragrance, a cream mask and hand cream. The men's kit features products from Sisley's Sisleyum range, including an anti-ageing mattifying gel-cream, the L'Eau Revee d'Alma fragrance, the Ecological Compound and a lip balm.

Suites and first class passengers will also receive new 100 per cent cotton sleeper suits in dark grey with a subtle print of SIA's batik motif, available in four sizes. These suits will be offered on selected medium-haul overnight flights of more than six hours, as well as all long-haul flights. Passengers can also use new coral fleece slippers with improved padding and eye shades. Sisley fragrance, body lotion and mist will be available in the lavatories.

Business class passengers will receive sleeper suits for the first time, in navy blue poly-cotton with a tone-on-tone batik print, available in two sizes. They will also get a Byredo amenities kit featuring a fragrance spray for the first time, along with a hand cream, lip balm, eye shades, socks and a dental kit. Byredo body lotion and facial toners will be available in business class lavatories.

Premium economy passengers will receive a zip pouch made from recycled materials with a white tea-scented lip balm from Australian personal-care brand Ink & Water, plus eye shades, socks and a dental kit. Economy passengers will receive a collectible drawstring pouch with the airline's batik motif, containing travel essentials including eye shades, socks and a dental kit.

Young travellers in suites, first class and business class on flights lasting more than five hours can receive the latest collectible Beary soft toy, which is bigger and softer. Through its latest collaboration with Disney, SIA is offering exclusive Toy Story-themed amenities on all flights for young travellers, including bibs for infants, drawstring bags for children aged three to six and activity notepads for older children.

"Singapore Airlines is continuously finding ways to elevate the moments that matter to our customers in every cabin class," said Yeoh Phee Teik, senior vice president of customer experience at SIA, in a statement. "This is why we have carefully curated our new range of amenities, from skincare and personal care products to sleepwear and travel essentials, to support the enhanced comfort, rest, and wellbeing of our customers during their journeys with us."

Singapore Airlines' Recent Partnerships

According to akta.pro company records, Singapore Airlines signed an interline agreement with Southwest Airlines in June 2026, gaining single-ticket access to nearly 120 US domestic destinations via Los Angeles, Seattle and San Francisco gateways. The airline also issued a 1.5 billion yuan (S$286.4 million) five-year dim sum bond at 2.38% under its S$10 billion multi-currency medium-term note programme to fund aircraft purchases and refinance existing debt.

Earlier Moves This Year

In October 2026, Air India and Singapore Airlines expanded their commercial cooperation from October 15, enabling standalone bookings and reciprocal loyalty benefits on eligible India-Singapore routes, Construction World reported. Singapore Airlines and Scoot also offered over 380,000 discounted tickets to 125 destinations at the Time To Fly fair in Singapore from October 23 to 25, with online sales continuing until October 30, Channel NewsAsia reported. In September 2026, Singapore Airlines topped Skytrax 2026 economy-class rankings, with Cathay Pacific, Qatar Airways, EVA Air and ANA following in the top five, The Business Standard reported.

Disney Collaboration Details

Disney and KATSEYE unveiled a capsule collection on Complex.com featuring Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse designs, priced $40 to $100, available October 15, Forbes reported.