Few commentators noticed that SQ served 2 types of the Lobster Thermidor. One just called Lobster Thermidor, and the other called "Boston Lobster". The latter was also a Thermidor, and IMHO much better because of the soft sweet claw meat. Asian lobsters don't have claws.

The debate between recliner and lie flat is a reasonable one for QF and others to consider. But please don't fall for the marketing bull**** of "zero gravity" 

Shame on SQ!  Last year they devalued the conversion rate from Amex points, and now this.  Because it takes the average leisure traveller a few years to earn enough points for a long haul J class flight, our 'loyalty' over those few years is disregarded. 

The article doesn't mention alliances. Levinn above seems to assume the merged carrier will be in Star. But today's Korean Air is a key Skyteam member, and with one of its main shareholders being Delta, I would assume the merged carrier will be in Skyteam

Am I alone in preferring the original lay-out?  As a 'window junkie' I don't like new J seats which seem to seek to hide the window. And I prefer the old F because I could dine face to face with my partner in my suite. In the new suites dining together means sitting about 6m apart, separated...