Singapore Airlines (SIA) has been overtaken by Air New Zealand in the latest best airline ranking, slipping to the second position.
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Vistara launches drive to expand its fleet
Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines’ joint venture airline Vistara announced plans to nearly double its fleet size from 22 aircraft to 42 by March 2020.
SIA strengthens long-standing partnership with Malaysia Airlines
Singapore Airlines (SIA) signed a wide-ranging commercial agreement with Malaysia Airlines Berhad (MAB) on Wednesday, October 30, to strengthen the long-standing partnership between the two airline groups.
Scoot overtakes AirAsia to win best low-cost carrier award for Asia-Pacific
The budget arm of Singapore Airlines, Scoot, has bagged the “Best Low-Cost Carrier” award for the Asia Pacific region at the 30th Annual TTG Travel Awards 2019.
New film series launched to showcase Singapore’s lesser known attractions
Singapore Tourism Board (STB) has partnered with Singapore Airlines (SIA) to launch a light-hearted film series, titled ‘Unexpected Journeys’.
Singapore Airlines bans certain old MacBook Pro models on flights
Certain older models of 15-inch MacBook Pros have been banned on all Singapore Airlines (SIA) flights.
Singapore Airlines and Emirates compete for Indian travellers
Singapore Airlines has adopted a competitive stance against Emirates to grab a slice of one of the world’s fastest-growing aviation markets.
Singapore Airlines plane suffers nose-wheel glitch, makes forced landing at New Delhi airport
A Singapore Airlines plane carrying 228 people last night was forced to make an emergency landing at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi after suffering a glitch with its nose wheel, an airport official said.
Tata Group-Singapore Airlines JV Vistara gets approval to fly on international routes
The Indian government has given approval to Tata Group-Singapore Airlines JV Vistara to fly on international routes. It is the first private airline being allowed to do so under the recently amended rules.
Singapore Airlines investigating as Melbourne man finds tooth in plane meal
Close on the heels of the detection of cameras on inflight entertainment systems on Singapore Airlines flights, another news has come out in which a passenger has complained that he found a human tooth in his in-flight meal while travelling from Wellington to Melbourne.
