Singapore Airlines Back To Profit Despite Fuel Shock, Air India Drag
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SINGAPORE—Singapore Airlines (SIA) returned to profitability in the first half of fiscal 2026-27, supported by double-digit growth in passenger and cargo yields despite higher operating costs following the onset of the Middle East conflict. The investment in Air India continues to weigh on SIA's...
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