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SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Seletar Airport has reopened to commercial flights for the first time in more than two years, ...

"It's the convenience... Firefly chief executive Philip See said at a press conference at Seletar Airport that the airline will look to increase the number of flights plying the route by the end of this year if demand picks up. Airport staff also participated in refresher training sessions and briefings. Julia Ng, a healthcare worker who is in her early 30s, said she and her parents had taken Firefly flights weekly to travel between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore before the pandemic. She was in Singapore to attend a seminar, and had travelled regularly to the Republic via Firefly flights for work before the pandemic. Firefly will operate four flights daily for a start - two flights in each direction between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.

Flight FY3124 by Malaysian airline Firefly departed from Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang, Malaysia, and arrived with 59 passengers on board around 8.50 ...

I think (it’s) about 20 minutes as opposed to an hour,” the 33-year-old consultant told reporters after reaching the departure hall. And that's such a key proposition for corporates and business passengers, for our leisure passengers who value time so much," he said. Because it's such a small airport, such a convenient airport. Advertisement There will be free coffee and tea for taxi drivers who make the trip to Seletar Airport in June. Advertisement

Firefly, a wholly-owned unit of Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), has reinstated its flights to Seletar Airport here, which had been suspended since March 2020 ...

We want to focus on that at the moment. “We will make the right announcements at the right time because there are so many things to focus on. “There isn't any thought at the moment to expand. “The airports' (Subang and Seletar) design is so simple. That is why Firefly is in such a unique position to operate this service from Subang-Seletar.” So, we're going to be monitoring this very carefully,” he said. “We will be looking at the current performance of these two daily flights first to decide on the crystallised timeline. It's really about giving a great schedule and then people are willing to pay for the schedule. The pre-load booking looks very robust simply because it's only two flights a day,” he said. It is a function of the situation and where market demand is at the moment,” he said. That's the minimum,” he said. “That's how we plan to introduce it.

Singapore's Seletar Airport marked its reopening to commercial flights since the pandemic with Malaysian budget carrier Firefly resuming its service on ...

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Post-lockdown, the first commercial flights have landed at and departed Seletar Airport, managed by Changi Airport Group (CAG), on June 13.

Passengers arriving at T2 can look forward to brand new stores by The Shilla Duty Free and Lotte Duty Free in August and September respectively, as well as up to four F&B concepts in October. Lee Seow Hiang, CEO of CAG, said: “The fast rebound in travel demand has given us great encouragement to prepare Changi Airport for the full recovery of passenger volume back to pre-Covid-19 levels. Post-lockdown, the first commercial flights have landed at and departed Seletar Airport, managed by Changi Airport Group (CAG), on June 13.

SINGAPORE: Firefly, a wholly-owned unit of the Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), has reinstated its flights to Seletar Airport here that had been suspend...

“We will make the right announcements at the right time because there are so many things to focus on. “There isn’t any thought at the moment to expand. So we’re going to be monitoring this very carefully,” he said. the market values time substantially. “We will be looking at the current performance of these two daily flights first to decide on the crystallised timeline. The pre-load booking looks very robust simply because it’s only two flights a day,” he said. the market is corporate... It is a function of the situation and where market demand is at the moment,” he said. Not load for the business.” That’s the minimum,” he said. “To give you a sense, ATR carries about 72 passengers. “That’s how we plan to introduce it.

FIFTY-NINE passengers from Kuala Lumpur, who were on board a Firefly plane, landed at Singapore's Seletar Airport on Monday (June 13), marking the airport's ...

About 200 passengers from Kuala Lumpur arrived on Firefly Airlines on Monday (Jun 13) at Singapore's Seletar Airport for the first time in more than two ...

The low-cost carrier said more destinations could be on the horizon as part of longer-term plans. About 200 passengers from Kuala Lumpur arrived on Firefly Airlines on Monday (Jun 13) at Singapore's Seletar Airport for the first time in more than two years. Video