On Tuesday, Singapore Airlines (a codeshare partner of Alaska Airlines) celebrated the inaugural non-stop flight between Seattle Tacoma International Airport (SEA) and Singapore’s Changi Airport (SIN) with a lion dance and ribbon cutting at the gate and a water canon salute.
We’re celebrating the launch of the new @SingaporeAirID service today at Sea-Tac! 🦁 🎉 pic.twitter.com/1uJxx2zqLx
— Seattle-Tacoma Intl. Airport (@flySEA) September 3, 2019
The choice by @SingaporeAirID to expand to Sea-Tac signals this region’s prominence as a global business and leisure destination. pic.twitter.com/DLHzWLeyqS
— Seattle-Tacoma Intl. Airport (@flySEA) September 3, 2019

Seattle now becomes the fourth U.S. city to boast non-stop service to Singapore, joining Los Angeles, Newark and San Francisco.
During September, the flight will between Seattle and Singapore three times a week and expand to four flights a week in October.
The new SEA – SIN Singapore Airlines flight is the first-ever nonstop flight from SEA Airport to Southeast Asia. And, at 15-hours and 50-minutes, it is now also the longest longest nonstop flight from SEA airport.
The new flight is also the inspiration for a cool music video.
Singapore Airlines commissioned Seattle-based producer and musician Chong the Nomad to use an A350-900 aircraft – the same type being used for the SIA-SIN flight – as her musical instrument.
It is already a big hit!