Singapore Airlines is preparing for the delivery of its next Boeing 737-8 MAX, signaling continued investment in efficient narrowbody capacity.
WFS has fortified its position in the Nordic air logistics sector by renewing its three-year cargo handling agreement with China Eastern Airlines at Stockholm Arlanda, timed with the airline’s relaunch of non-stop Shanghai-Stockholm service after a six-year interruption.
Qantas is stepping away from the Airbus A380 era, joining a global shift among airlines retiring or reducing their A380 fleets and sparking new dynamics in long-haul fleet planning.
Air New Zealand and Singapore Airlines are elevating their alliance with a major expansion of their joint network, signaling a significant increase in non-stop capacity and connectivity between New Zealand and Singapore from late 2024.
Temasek has formally denied a media report claiming that it is in talks to acquire a majority stake in Kenya Airways, dismissing speculation surrounding a potential strategic investment in the African airline.
Singapore Airlines has grounded one of its widebody aircraft following a suspected tail strike incident involving an Airbus A350-941 during a go-around at Singapore Changi Airport. The event occurred on January 24, 2026, during Flight SQ917, which was operating from Manila to Singapore. The aircraft involved, registered as 9V-SHW, executed a go-around on final approach into Changi Airport before…
Singapore Airlines A350 Suffers Tail Strike During Go-Around following a landing attempt at Singapore Changi Airport, highlighting the operational risks associated with unstable approaches and missed landing procedures.
Air India and Singapore Airlines (SIA) have signed a commercial cooperation framework agreement, setting the groundwork for deeper collaboration and the potential development of definitive joint business agreements, subject to regulatory approvals. The agreement was signed in Mumbai on 16 January 2026 by Campbell Wilson, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Air India, and Goh Choon Phong, Chief Executive Officer of Singapore Airlines.
Singapore Airlines Returns A380 To Dubai Route In 2026 as the carrier confirms the reintroduction of its flagship widebody on the high-demand Singapore–Dubai corridor, significantly increasing seat capacity and enhancing its premium product offering. The move reflects a strategic response to persistent slot constraints at Dubai International Airport while reinforcing Singapore Airlines’ competitive positioning on one…
Singapore Airlines is preparing to take delivery of a new Boeing 737-8 MAX, continuing its narrowbody fleet modernization program. The aircraft, bearing manufacturer serial number (MSN) 44262 and registration 9V-MBT, will soon join the airline’s growing fleet of fuel-efficient single-aisle aircraft.
