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Singapore Airlines Reports ‘Robust’ Passenger Demand — Will the Momentum Continue?

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Singapore Airlines spends $26.8 billion to renovate passenger cabins, adding first-class cabins to 7 ultra-long-haul aircraft

The post-epidemic tourism market is booming. Singapore Airlines Group said on the 18th that Singapore Airlines and Scoot carried 3.6 million passengers in December last year, setting a new monthly passenger volume record. In response to travel demand, in addition to increasing flights, it will spend approximately NT$26.814 billion to transform 41 A350-900 passenger cabins, including first-class cabins on 7 ultra-long-range aircraft. The first on…

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Singapore Airlines Reports ‘Robust’ Passenger Demand — Will the Momentum Continue?

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Singapore Airlines spends $26.8 billion to renovate passenger cabins, adding first-class cabins to 7 ultra-long-haul aircraft

Singapore Airlines spends $26.8 billion to renovate passenger cabins, adding first-class cabins to 7 ultra-long-haul aircraft

Singapore Airlines Reports ‘Robust’ Passenger Demand — Will the Momentum Continue?

Singapore Airlines Reports ‘Robust’ Passenger Demand — Will the Momentum Continue?

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