Singapore Airlines Boeing 787-10 koltuk haritası

Singapore Airlines' sole current Boeing 787-10 configuration is published as 36 Business / 301 Economy = 337; the current Wikipedia fleet table independently lists one 787-10 seating split and 28 aircraft in service. The official SIA map is transcribed row-by-row, so the cabin grids and monument placements are published_map rather than derived. Business is 36 seats in nine staggered 1-2-1 rows (11, 12 and 14-20; 9 x 4), using the Stelia Aerospace product that SIA unveiled in March 2018 as its new Regional Business Class: direct aisle access, 76 in flat bed and 18 in screen. Economy is 301 seats in 3-3-3: rows 41-56 full (16 x 9 = 144), row 57 has six seats around the accessible-lavatory monument, rows 58-73 full (16 x 9 = 144), row 74 has five seats, and row 75 has two (144 + 6 + 144 + 5 + 2 = 301). The map colours 41-47 as Forward Zone and six outboard seats at row 58 as Extra Legroom; those six resolve to canonical tier N, so the computed SeatLink summary is 36J/6N/295Y even though SIA's marketing cabin count remains 36J/301Y. SIA cautions that the number of Extra Legroom seats may vary by flight; this file follows the currently published PDF and the booking map remains authoritative for a specific departure. SIA explicitly labels 16A/16K, 57A/57K and 69A/69K windowless; only those receive evidence-backed windowAlignment none. All other window positions remain unknown because the schematic is not to scale and no 787 engineering window grid exists; windowGridType is therefore omitted. No pitch, standard seat width or unsupported recline figures are estimated. Ratings follow the house rubric: ordinary Forward Zone and premium-cabin positions remain standard, Extra Legroom is good, and only published windowless seats or direct galley/lavatory adjacency are be_aware.