Singapore Airlines is increasing its Australia flights, adding Perth to its lineup of passenger services with three times weekly connections from 18th August 2020. This is a previously unannounced addition to the airline’s slim COVID-19 flight schedule, which has seen small but progressive increases since the low points of April and May 2020.
The route revival means that with the exception of Canberra, all of SIA’s usual Australia network will be served again, albeit on significantly reduced flight frequencies.
Services will supplement three times weekly Scoot flights on the Perth route. SilkAir’s Darwin and Cairns flights, which will transition across to SIA itself next year, remain suspended during August and September 2020.
The schedule
Perth will become Singapore Airlines’ fifth Australian city to receive passenger flights since the COVID-19 pandemic schedule cuts, and its 28th destination globally.
From 18th August 2020
| Singapore ⇄ Perth | ||||||||
| Days | Acft | |||||||
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S | ||
| SIN ➔ PER SQ223 |
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