Trans-Pacific luxury air travel has just gone all-business class:

“Singapore Air is converting its ultra-long flights between the USA and Asia to all-business-class service, a first for the trans-Pacific market and yet another entry into the luxury airline market.” (from USA Today)

Singapore Air’s all-business class offering is the first of its kind. While carriers like Silverjet and the now defunct MaxJet provided all-business class flights between the US and Europe, there has never been anything comparable from commercial carriers for travel between the US and Asia.

Keep reading to see what you can expect to pay for a business-class jaunt across the Pacific once Singapore Air has converted to this new model…

Singapore Airlines is set to announce all business-class flights to Singapore from Los Angeles and Newark. The carrier currently offers service on those routes, but as reported by the Wall Street Journal, Singapore Airlines will start utilizing wide-body jets carrying only 100 business-class seats for those “ultra long-haul” flights.

Singapore Airlines consistently ranks as one of the best airlines for customer service and overall passenger experience, so their all business-class flights to Asia should provide travelers with the added attention and comfort the airline has become famous for.

Keep reading for all of the details on Singapore Airlines’ new business-class only flights…