World's top airline Singapore Airlines revamps menu with 100 new dishes, including lobster with champagne sauce and sumptuous roast chicken

Daily Mail - Sep 29, 2026

Flying at 30,000ft shouldn't have to mean a decline in your food quality - and certainly not when you're travelling with the world's very best airline...

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