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Singapore Airlines Adds Boeing 787 Flights To Beijing Daxing

Airlines in Asia-Pacific are gaining more confidence in the post-COVID recovery, with Singapore Airlines leading the way with more Beijing flights.

Singapore Airlines and Scoot have been the standout performers in Asia in the post-pandemic period and are still growing.

After a break of more than two years, Jetstar Asia has resumed flying between Singapore Changi and Clark International in the Philippines.

Emirates is now refueling aircraft with locally produced Neste SAF at Singapore Changi Airport.

Singapore Changi Airport passed pre-pandemic passenger numbers in the quarter ended March 31 and performed strongly in FY2023/24.

Dot by dot, Jetstar Asia is rebuilding its network and adding thousands of seats using its fleet of Airbus A320s.

It is unclear how long with aircraft will remain out of service.

As a result, passengers will not be served hot drinks or meals when the seatbelt sign is on.

The aircraft fortunately landed safely and remains on the ground.

Despite significant delays to the 777X, Singapore Airlines still expects to receive the aircraft in late 2025.