Kyunghee Park, Bloomberg
Tapping into your own company's brain trust is a smart move. But job cuts might be looming — so no pressure to come up with a big company-saving idea.
1 year ago
Kyunghee Park, Bloomberg
Singapore Air is stuck between a rock and a hard place – it recently went on a plane-buying spree to help fuel its growth and remain competitive but that came at the expense of its employees.
2 years ago
Abhishek Vishnoi, Bloomberg
Singapore was able to compete with very hungry low-cost rivals, and it should be able to do the same with high-end rivals that are hitting some stumbling blocks of their own.
2 years ago
Abhishek Vishnoi, Bloomberg
Singapore Airlines' spending spree growing pains come as the carrier faces intense competition from low-cost and mainline carriers in Asia and encroaching gulf carriers seeking to gain market share in the region.
2 years ago
Angus Whitley and Kyunghee Park, Bloomberg
Singapore Airlines already owns low-cost carriers that serve China and India, its fastest-growing markets. Still, the carrier must decide if the much smaller Australian market is worth more investment than the giant Chinese and India markets.
3 years ago
Angus Whitley, Bloomberg
Consolidation and joint ventures in the airline sector are heating up. Earlier this week, Alaska Airlines announced it would acquire Virgin America and now, the ownership structure of Virgin Australia is up in the air. With Air New Zealand considering bowing out, is there an opening for current investors Singapore Air or Etihad to swoop in?
3 years ago
Dan Peltier, Skift
As Singapore Airlines celebrates getting one step closer to reentering the U.S. market with nonstop flights it isn't forgetting the markets that already demonstrate solid growth and demand. The Singapore Airlines Group is trying to appeal to every kind of flyer in Asia and it's betting on success in that region before expanding to the U.S. and elsewhere.
3 years ago
Andrea Rothman, Bloomberg
Airbus is trying to inject some new life into its A380s now that several premium carriers plan on putting their planes out to pasture. If the price is right, low-cost carriers could reconfigure them for their own particular needs.
4 years ago
Kyunghee Park, Bloomberg
Singapore Air has had to play catch up regarding its first class offering but now it is leading the way in terms of rethinking premium economy.
4 years ago
Clement Tan, Bloomberg
What would have been a bad idea a year ago is a great idea right now.
4 years ago
Kyunghee Park and Clement Tan, Bloomberg
Singapore's idea of a business class is enough to make most people not care that first class exists.
4 years ago
Kyunghee Park, Bloomberg
Scoot is a budget carrier that will get its hands on some Dreamliners. Now, there's an interesting combination.
5 years ago