Is there a “boat” on the plane? Singapore Airlines’ new creative safety video showcases stunning city views

▲Singapore Airlines releases its new in-flight safety video. (Image / Screenshot from YouTube - New In-flight Safety Video | Singapore Airlines)

Reported by Yu Jiayun / Taipei

In-flight safety videos that demonstrate important flight safety guidelines don’t always have to feature flight attendants giving instructions. Today, Singapore Airlines released its brand-new upcoming in-flight safety video, created in collaboration with the Singapore Tourism Board. Through an “imagery-based” presentation, the video takes passengers on a tour of Singapore’s cityscape, breaking away from the traditionally static format of past safety videos.

▲Beautiful Singapore Airlines flight attendants in the video.

▲The video features many picturesque scenes of famous Singapore landmarks.

Singapore Airlines’ new in-flight safety video begins with a “boarding” at the Bumboat Quay, taking passengers on a city flight across Singapore. It visits iconic locations such as the culturally rich Peranakan Museum, the serene and natural Singapore River Eco-Garden, and the dazzling Gardens by the Bay that comes alive at night. Along the way, important in-flight safety information is conveyed through symbolic imagery. Netizens who have watched the video have left comments expressing their amazement and can’t wait to see the safety video on their next flight.

▲It’s quite interesting to see a boat appear in the in-flight safety video.

▲Singapore’s famous Gardens by the Bay.