
Singapore Airlines sees hope in vaccines, progressive opening
As Singapore Airlines continues to reel from Covid-19 pandemic border lockdowns, its cargo division has continued to log high cargo load factors, hitting 88.7 per cent in December. ➤
As Singapore Airlines continues to reel from Covid-19 pandemic border lockdowns, its cargo division has continued to log high cargo load factors, hitting 88.7 per cent in December. ➤
Singapore Changi Airport’s air cargo hub is ready for the transportation and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, says the Changi Ready Taskforce. ➤
Singapore Airlines (SIA) appoints IBS Software to bring its global cargo operations onto a single integrated digital cargo platform. The aims is to improve operational insight across SIA’s entire network through the deployment of IBS ➤
Scoot, the low-cost carrier of the Singapore Airlines Group, joins the global all-cargo passenger fleet with one of its A320ceo aircraft converted to maindeck cargo capability. By removing all seats Scoot was able to double ➤
Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Singapore’s Temasek Foundation team up with the World Food Programme (WFP) to support the global Covid-19 response. This includes helping transport essential medical supplies and other health and humanitarian items by ➤
Singapore Airlines sinks deep into the red with a first-quarter – ending 30 June 2020 – loss of SGD 1.12 billion (USD 810 million) as a result of the coronavirus-wrought devastation to the airline industry. ➤
Singapore Airlines saw its April cargo traffic (in freight tonne kilometres) contract 54.1 per cent, over April 2019 as the sharp drop in cargo capacity, down 64.7 per cent produced a 17.5 per cent gain ➤
The Hut Group (THG), has stepped into the league of Amazon and Alibaba as the Manchester UK-based online retailer moves to partner Singapore Airlines (SIA), as well as acquire two of its own freighters, as ➤
Worldwide Flight Services’ (WFS) cargo handling team in Copenhagen (CPH) is at the forefront of Denmark’s response to help move PPE shipments to front-line doctors and nurses as quickly as possible. Already, WFS has handled ➤
Virgin Australia has become Asia’s first airline victim of the coronavirus crisis on the back of high debt load and a devastated air travel industry. Virgin Australia Holdings this morning announced it entered voluntary administration ➤
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