Singapore Airlines

In the year of grace 2023, it is no longer a problem to fly wherever we want on the globe. The COVID pandemic is history, and most countries have opened their borders to tourists. The aviation industry has recovered by more than 95%...

Due to travel restrictions, the requirement for flights is further reduced. Many airlines have to fly with almost empty planes in order not to lose the slots allocated at major airports in Europe. Other...

Singapore Airlines (SIA) has signed a letter of intent (LoI) with Airbus for seven A350F cargo planes. The new A350F aircraft will replace the current Singapore Airlines B747-400F cargo aircraft by the fourth quarter of 2025. ...

The pandemic has led to major changes in the commercial aviation industry and has also influenced the rankings of the longest flights or the busiest airports in the world. Many routes were suspended, others were...

Scoot, the low-cost subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, has become the new operator of the Airbus A321neo, following the arrival in Singapore of the first three aircraft of this type. All three aircraft are leased from BOC Aviation. A321neo aircraft...

Singapore Airlines will use Boeing 737-800 aircraft for flights to the Maldives from March 30, 2021. This is the first time in 40 years that the airline has used narrow-body aircraft in its fleet. This one...

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced that it will launch the IATA Travel Pass at the end of March. Travel Pass is a digital health application that will manage and verify the flow of necessary information...

Singapore Airlines, Scoot and SilkAir operated the first fully manned cabin flights. The first was the flight of Singapore Airlines, SQ956, which departed from Singapore to Jakarta (Indonesia) on February 11, 2021,...

At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Singapore Airlines had to reduce all operations by more than 95% and detain 138 aircraft on the ground. Subsequently, travel restrictions forced the airline to turn a part...

Singapore Airlines (SIA) will resume the Singapore-New York route from 9 November 2020. It will start operating flights between Changi International Airport (SIN) and John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). ...