Boeing 787-10 Seat Map & Aircraft Overview
The Boeing 787-10 is the largest and longest variant in the Boeing Dreamliner series, combining excellent fuel efficiency, range, and passenger comfort.
Singapore Airlines was the world’s first airline to operate the 787-10, and it remains a key aircraft on many of its Asia regional and medium-haul routes.
Boeing 787-10 Quick Facts
Item | Details |
|---|---|
Aircraft Model | Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner |
Length | 68.28 m (224 ft) |
Range | Around 11,730 km (6,330 nautical miles) |
Capacity | Around 330–440 seats (varies by configuration) |
Highlights | Large dimmable windows, lower cabin altitude, mood lighting, quieter engines |
Cabin Zones & Seat Selection Insights (Based on EVA Air Configuration)
Image Source: EvaAir
1. Rear Section Seats (Rows 41–57)
- Pros: Window seats offer unobstructed views as they are behind the wings.
- Cons: More turbulence felt at the back, last to disembark, more foot traffic near lavatories and galley.
2. Centre Section Seats (Rows 22–36)
- Pros: Located near the aircraft’s centre of gravity, offering the least turbulence — ideal for those prone to motion sickness.
- Cons: Close to engines, higher noise levels, and wing blocks the view.
3. Exit Row Seats (41A/B/C, 41H/J/K)
- Pros: Extra legroom.
- Cons: Must assist crew in emergencies, cannot store bags under the seat, and often face crew jump seats.
4. Forward Section Seats (Rows 20–21)
- Pros: Least noise and turbulence, served first for meals, fastest to disembark.
- Cons: Row 20 may have bassinet positions nearby — possible disturbance from infants.
5. Seat Type Preferences
- Aisle Seats (C, D, G, H): Convenient for moving around without disturbing others.
- Window Seats (A, K): Best for views and privacy.
6. Last Row Seats (58H, 58J, 59D, 59E, 59G)
- Cons: Limited recline, close to lavatories and galley, less privacy.
Seat Selection Tips
- Motion-sensitive → Choose centre section (Rows 22–36)
- Need legroom → Choose exit rows
- Scenic views → Window seats away from the wing
- Quiet ride → Forward cabin, window seats away from lavatories
- Quick disembarkation → Forward cabin aisle seats
Current Direct Flights Operated by the Boeing 787-10 (Singapore-related)
Flight Number | Airline | Departure | Arrival |
|---|---|---|---|
SQ528 | Singapore Airlines (SQ) | Singapore Changi (SIN) | Chennai (MAA) |
SQ918 | Singapore Airlines (SQ) | Singapore Changi (SIN) | Manila (MNL) |
SQ836 | Singapore Airlines (SQ) | Singapore Changi (SIN) | Shanghai Pudong (PVG) |
Why Travellers Like the 787-10
- Better comfort: Large dimmable windows, improved cabin pressure and humidity
- Quieter ride: Optimised engine and cabin insulation
- Fuel efficiency: Around 25% less fuel burn compared to older aircraft
- Flexible capacity: Perfect for high-demand regional and medium-haul routes
📝 Summary
For Singapore travellers, the 787-10 is an excellent choice for medium-haul flights within Asia.
Seat recommendations:
- For extra legroom → Choose exit row seats
- For quiet → Choose forward cabin window seats
- For minimal motion → Choose centre section seats
- For faster disembarkation → Choose forward cabin aisle seats
- For the best views → Choose window seats away from the wing
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