Tag: Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines resumes New York service
Singapore Airlines will return to New York, the US, on November 9 with thrice-weekly non-stop flights between Singapore Changi Airport and John F. Kennedy...
SIA rolls out new payment and lifestyle app
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has launched Kris+, an app that brings payment, lifestyle and rewards services together in one platform, as part of the company’s...
SIA jumps on board flycation trend
Singapore Airlines is following in the footsteps of EVA Air and Royal Brunei Airlines, with plans to launch no-destination flights from Changi Airport next...
SIA to shed 4,300 jobs amid virus fallout
Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group will cut around 4,300 positions across its three airlines – SIA, SilkAir and Scoot – as coronavirus continues to batter...
SIA shares customer care expertise with local healthcare institute
Singapore Airlines (SIA) will commence customer service training for Patient Care Officers (PCO) at Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (KTPH) this September, with programmes tailored...
SIA to provide logistics backing for global pandemic response
Singapore Airlines (SIA) and the non-profit Temasek Foundation are partnering with the World Food Programme (WFP) to transport essential medical supplies and other health...
SIA lands US$7.1b in fresh funds
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has raised S$10 billion (US$7.1 billion) in liquidity through its recent rights issue, as well as a mix of secured and...
SIA task force to shape travel safety
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has set up an internal task force to map out recovery plans for the airline as it braces to meet the...
SIA raises US$13.3 billion in crisis funding
National carrier Singapore Airlines (SIA) has raised S$19 billion (US$13.3 billion) to tide over the pandemic, with S$15 billion through rights issuances, subject to shareholder approval, and the...
Airlines make deeper capacity cuts
Further capacity cuts have been ordered by Singapore Airlines (SIA), Qantas, Jetstar and Air New Zealand (Air NZ) as travel demand plunges even further...
