Singapore Airlines

Despite a forecasted increase in competition from other carriers, Singapore Airlines is seeing “robust demand” across all markets in the coming months.

Vistara and Air India are set to report to the Competition Commission of India about their proposed merger.

ST Engineering and SIA Engineering’s new solar panels are saving considerable energy costs and emissions.

Singapore Airlines and Garuda Indonesia have agreed to enter a joint venture to coordinate schedules between Singapore and Indonesia to boost capacity.

An update on the global operations of the Airbus A380.

Sydney Airport (SYD) CEO Geoff Culbert will resign at the end of the year following six years leading Australia’s busiest airport.

The latest new route announcements, schedule changes and codeshares.

The flag-carrier continues to expand its fleet and work toward 100% capacity recovery.

Singapore Airlines has reached an agreement with Boeing to swap three 787-9s for three 787-10s, and will cancel eight 737-8s.

Strategic and Strong

In the worst weeks of the COVID pandemic crisis, the Singapore Airlines Group was carrying just 11,000 people each month versus 3.4 million in January 2020.

The head of one of the world’s most highly regarded airlines, which is the 2023 ATW Airline of the Year, talks about its COVID rebound and long-term strategy.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) LCC subsidiary Scoot is seeing improved synergy in cross selling tickets and itinerary with its parent airline.

Singapore Airlines SVP of cargo Chin Yau Seng will leave the flag-carrier to join SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC) as its new CEO effective June 1.

New owners look to increase market share and merge group’s airlines.

Singapore Airlines will suspend its only passenger route to Canada before the end of the summer season.

With borders open, Singapore Airlines (SIA) is looking at rebuilding and strengthening its inter-airline partnerships to complement its network.

Singapore’s Scoot has signed a letter of intent (LOI) to lease Embraer E190-E2s from lessor Azorra.

While many carriers in the Asia-Pacific region paused aircraft deliveries during the pandemic, some of the strongest LCCs continued to receive new narrowbodies.

As a first step, the airlines will codeshare on their Singapore-Vietnam routes.

Strong recoveries by two Asia-Pacific LCCs are helping confirm predictions this business model would be well-suited to the post-pandemic industry environment.

Thai passengers will gain access to SIA’s flights to New York JFK and LAX, among other destinations.

Thai Airways and Singapore Airlines expect to see greater commercial collaboration and codesharing now that the two flag-carriers have signed a partnership MOU.

Singapore Airlines will take a 25.1% stake in Air India as part of the deal.

The airline especially sees growth potential on Asia-Pacific routes during next year's northern hemisphere summer.