Singapore Airlines has finalised its flight schedules including days of operation and aircraft type allocation across its network for the upcoming northern winter travel season, which means we now have a firm idea of where and when the carrier will be flying through to the end of March 2023.
Although flights for this period were already loaded for some time, many frequencies and aircraft types in particular were based on a ‘copy-paste’ of the pre-COVID schedules, and therefore weren’t necessarily accurate until now.
An additional daily Airbus A380 to and from London is on the cards, as we recently revealed, while there’s a third daily Bali flight from November and double-daily Paris services in the pipeline from December.
Some capacity reductions are planned, however, including a drop from five to four times daily for Bangkok flights, and a slimmed-down schedule to both Cairns and Darwin.
The overall passenger network will stand at 72