Singapore Airlines will introduce its new airbus A330-300 aircraft on its Singapore-Dhaka route from July 1, the airline said in a statement.
The twin-engine wide-bodied aircraft features the brand new incline lie-flat business class seat, laid out six abreast in a forward-facing 2-2-2 configuration, the statement added.
"The introduction of the aircraft on Singapore-Dhaka route heralds a new era of travel experience for Bangladesh. With it, our customers here will be offered yet another new level of product and service that is synonymous with the hospitality and service standards of Singapore Airlines, " said Malcolm Leong, general manager for Bangladesh of Singapore Airlines.
The airline's economy class passengers can also look forward to its latest economy class seats that are available at its B777-300ER and A380 aircraft.
The passengers will also enjoy the new KrisWorld facility, its award-winning in-flight entertainment system that let people enjoy more than a thousand on-demand audio and video options, on board the new aircraft. The facility will also let passengers use iPod, iPhone and USB port.
The airline flies daily in and out of Dhaka.