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Singapore Airlines (SIA) will operate Boeing 737-800 NG aircraft on flights to Phuket from 4 March 2021, offering customers greater consistency in product and service across the SIA Group’s premium network
Singapore Airlines to begin Boeing 737-800 operations from March with Phuket route Read More »
Singapore Airlines launches new campaign to thank workers who have helped serve public during COVID-19 pandemic
Miles of Good! Singapore Airlines’ new campaign thanks essential workers Read More »
Singapore Airlines, which owns 49% of NokScoot, said that the board of directors of Thai affiliate NokScoot have passed a resolution to liquidate the company. Its shareholders will consider the move at a general meeting to be held in about 12 days. A joint venture between Scoot and Thailand-based airline Nok Air, NokScoot has been
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Singapore Airlines (SIA) will be cutting 96% of the capacity that had been originally scheduled up to end-April, given the further tightening of border controls around the world over the last week to stem the Covid-19 outbreak. This will result in the grounding of around 138 SIA and SilkAir aircraft, out of a total fleet
Singapore Airlines makes significant capacity cuts and grounds aircraft Read More »
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has announced today that, as of 28 October 2019, it will take over operations of services to Busan, in South Korea, from regional division SilkAir, in efforts to increase seat capacity on the route by up to 76%, to meet growing travel demand. “Demand for SilkAir’s Busan flights since the launch of
SIA comes to Busan to help boost passenger capacity Read More »
This week TD’s aviation round up returns with news of JAL’s Iron Man style upgrades, a selection of new destinations and the arrival of a Boeing 747 in a Dutch country garden. First, news from the Middle East…
Aviation round up: Smooth as silk, strong as iron Read More »
SilkAir will transfer a number of its routes to Scoot ahead of its merger into Singapore Airlines, while Scoot will be transferring some of its services to existing destinations served by SIA and SilkAir.
Scoot to take over SilkAir’s routes ahead its merger into Singapore Airlines Read More »
Last year, Tiger Air was merged into the Scoot brand when owner Singapore Airlines (SIA) took a 56% ownership of the company. Now SIA has announced that its other subsidiary, regional airline SilkAir, will be folded into the parent company leaving it with just two brands – Singapore Airlines, running a full domestic and international service and low-cost carrier Scoot.
SilkAir merges with SIA as part of a three-year transformation strategy Read More »
Malaysia Airlines to launch Chongqing route Where? Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) to Chongqing (China) When? Three times a week, effective 30 October 2017 Who? Malaysia Airlines Why? Malaysia’s national carrier continues to tap demand for inbound traffic from mainland China’s major cities Anything else? Chongqing is actually comprises of several amalgamated cities, including the districts of
Asian air route updates, including connections to Krabi, Chongqing and Hiroshima Read More »
Singapore Airlines has launched a new version of HighFlyer, its corporate programme for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The revamped scheme is designed to reward both companies and their employees when they fly with SIA and SilkAir. SMEs will earn HighFlyer points while business travellers will be awarded KrisFlyer miles when they fly. No minimum
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