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SINGAPORE Airlines continues to improve its services, especially for passengers to and from Denpasar, Bali. Starting next summer, Singapore Airlines will operate Boeing 787 aircraft on all its flights to Bali.
According to Singapore Airlines Indonesia General Manager, Chee Chian Seah told kumparan said we are very pleased to announce that all flights to Bali will now be operated by our Boeing 787 aircraft. Indonesia remains one of Singapore Airlines’ most important markets. This is evidenced by the increasing number of flights from Singapore to Indonesia.
“We are proud to operate a total of 138 weekly flights from Singapore to four major cities in Indonesia, namely Jakarta, Surabaya, Bali and Medan. Meanwhile, Singapore Airlines operates 19 weekly flights from Singapore to Surabaya, 42 weekly flights to Bali and 14 weekly flights to Medan,” he said.
In addition, Singapore Airlines has recently increased its flights to Jakarta from 56 weekly flights to 63 weekly flights. This number has returned to normal pre-covid frequencies.
Meanwhile, Singapore Airlines’ subsidiary Scoot is also increasing its frequencies in Indonesia. There are now 82 weekly Scoot flights to 11 cities in Indonesia, including the launch of flights from Kertajati and Padang.
“We remain committed to connecting people, places and cultures. We look forward to continuing to work with all of you in the future,” Seah concluded. [kumparan/photo special]
