Airline Weekly
It's tempting to laugh at eating dinner on a parked Singapore Airlines Airbus A380 superjumbo, but the airline, with much of its fleet grounded, is getting creative in generating revenue. And it's doing so without burning fuel unnecessarily on flights to nowhere.
3 weeks ago
Sean O'Neill, Skift
Airlines are flying in different directions in the distribution debate. Travelport's deal with Singapore Airlines offers a middle ground between Lufthansa's hardline approach and Air France's cuddlier one.
1 month ago
Airline Weekly
Airlines with large domestic markets are starting to see demand return. Singapore Airlines has no domestic market at all and has bowed to the reality that its core international business may not return until 2024.
1 month ago
Matthew Parsons, Skift
It used to be just the European carriers that made bold statements like this against legacy distribution giants. Not anymore.
4 months ago
Aradhana Aravindan, Reuters
It has never been truer that the journey is the destination. The global travel industry is recovering lost ground inch by inch. Transit flights are a fulcrum, so Singapore's move is to be applauded.
5 months ago
Aradhana Aravindan, Reuters
Because why not? In this difficult time, such initiatives would provide a win-win situation for both furloughed aviation workers and the public service sector seeking to close gaps in fighting the coronavirus.
7 months ago
Jamie Freed and Anshuman Daga, Reuters
Many carriers will be looking on enviously at this record bailout. Singapore Airlines not only gets to survive the crisis, but is also primed to come out stronger on the other side.
7 months ago
Singapore Airlines + Skift
The fact remains that flights are bad news for the environment. But Singapore Airlines is innovating rapidly to ensure cleaner skies.
8 months ago
Kyunghee Park, Bloomberg
The Hong Kong protests have left no part of the travel industry unscathed, and Singapore Airlines' latest earnings show it's not just local airlines that are feeling the pain.
12 months ago
Singapore Airlines + Skift
In today’s marketplace, it’s not enough for an airline to simply have an app. Cutting-edge functionality, efficient tools and, yes, fun bells and whistles are needed to engender consumer loyalty and drive increased revenue. The new app from Singapore Airlines ticks all the boxes and provides a new model for the industry.
12 months ago
Singapore Airlines + Skift
The carrier is deepening its commitment to the U.S. with additional nonstop flights that mark a historic expansion. The new service will give leisure and business travelers crossing the Pacific more options and smoother connections.
1 year ago
Angus Whitley, Bloomberg
When it comes to the potential fire hazard posed by certain MacBook Pro batteries, better safe than sorry is a reasonable approach for airlines to take.
1 year ago
