Aviation news
Seletar Airport welcomes first commercial flight since March 2020
Malaysian airline Firefly will resume its Kuala Lumpur-Singapore flights.
Seletar Airport welcomes first commercial flight since March 2020
Malaysian airline Firefly will resume its Kuala Lumpur-Singapore flights.
SIA passenger capacity recovers to 44% of pre-Covid levels
Meanwhile, group passenger load for the year dipped by 0.9 points.
CAAS' safety charter lifts off
Eighty organisations sign Singapore's first aviation safety charter.
Safe skies or turbulent clouds: What lies ahead for the aviation sector?
CAAS unveiled its outlook for the sector in three timeframes.
SIAEC-backed JADE joins forces with Singapore Polytechnic to build 1st APAC-based fire testing aviation lab
The lab is expected to be completed in 2025.
Clear skies ahead: CAAS restores VTL program
New VTLs for Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE were also announced.
AirAsia's MoU with Singapore Tourism Board strengthens its Super App
The aim of this MoU is to further promote travel and tourism to Singapore.
Singapore Airshow signals Aerospace and Defence Industry’s resilience
The show welcomed more than 13,000 participants.
Singapore will focus on these 3 areas for aviation's recovery
These were discussed during the Singapore Aerospace Technology Leadership Forum.
Changi Airports International authorises re-auction of Concessionária Aeroporto Rio de Janeiro
The current concession is up for a 25-year term till 2039.
SIA passenger capacity up 20.5% MoM in December
A continued expansion of the VTL program strengthened this performance.
SIA-NUS to launch digital aviation research facility
The facility is valued at $45m.
SIA passenger capacity up 10.6% m-o-m
Group passenger load was also up 9.2% percentage points for the month.
SGX and CAI launch index targeted towards long term aviation
This is the first-of-its-kind collaboration between an index provider and an airport group.
Singapore Airlines launches Flight Pass
The new initiative is targeted towards offering greater savings and flexibility.
What has Singapore been doing to help aerospace companies?
Gan Kim Yong highlights the Enhanced Job Support Scheme, amongst others.
Singapore Airlines launch narrowbody aircraft cabin products
New seats and bespoke elements will be available on select SIA flights.
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