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SIA's Singapore-Jakarta-Sydney flights to takeoff in November

It will also add eight weekly flights to Jakarta.

Singapore flag carrier Singapore Airlines (SIA) announced today that it will launch a new route linking Jakarta with Sydney in November. The new route will be served three times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

SIA will also increase the frequency of its flight from Singapore to Jakarta with eight new weekly services.

Subject to regulatory approval, the new route and services will be effective on November 23 and operated with Boeing 777 aircraft
 

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