air travel recovery

The sleeping giant is expected to move the benchmark of Singapore’s international arrival.

Customers can now access a multitude of destinations across both airlines' networks.

A study found that 52% intend to travel internationally next year.

The airport handled 3.42 million passenger movements.

Bookings as of June 2022 were 10% higher than in 2019 levels. 

The total passenger in September stood at 2.1 million. 

As of early September, the number of flights has recovered to nearly two-thirds of pre-COVID levels.

The Q2 traffic is 43.6% of the airport's pre-COVID levels.

Singapore fully opened borders on April 2022.

Currently, the airline operates four flights to the state’s capital, Sydney.

The country welcomed 1.5 million visitors from January to June.

China, Japan, and Taiwan still have strict health policies.

Operations will first resume in Terminal 4.

CAAS unveiled its outlook for the sector in three timeframes.

'GOAT' means 'no regrets' style of travel.

This translates to 34% of the pre-COVID average capacity.