Fatty’s, the Singapore restaurant described as a long-time favourite of Qantas pilots, closes after 100 years, according to multiple reports. The closure is portrayed as a significant change for thousands of Qantas crew who have visited the restaurant for decades. Articles note that the restaurant’s long-running appeal has made it a familiar stop for pilots and aviation staff during stopovers in Singapore. While Fatty’s is shutting its doors, sources indicate that some of its legacy may continue. In particular, reports say the restaurant’s two signature dishes are expected to be preserved in some form, though details on how they will be maintained are limited in the available summaries. The coverage collectively frames the closing as the end of an era for regular patrons connected to Qantas operations, while highlighting that certain culinary elements may outlast the restaurant itself.