Aviation
SIA Cargo cuts freighter capacity by 20%
The air cargo market has been suffering for the past year and SIA isn’t expecting any improvement for the first half of 2012.
SIA Cargo cuts freighter capacity by 20%
The air cargo market has been suffering for the past year and SIA isn’t expecting any improvement for the first half of 2012.
Singapore Airlines’ passenger load factor down to 77% in January 2012
The airline’s passenger load factor weakened across most regions as capacity expansion outstripped growth in passenger carriage.
Singapore Changi Airport second best airport in the world
Seoul Incheon Airport remains on top for the seventh straight year in 2011 while Hong Kong International is no longer at the third post.
Singapore Airlines second to Apple in Corporate Reputation Index
Two other Singapore companies made it to the top 10 performers.
Scratch off another profit quarter for Tiger Airways: DBS
Capacity utilization will not increase enough to rescue the regional carrier's sinking bottom line.
Tiger Airways’ passenger volume drops 3% to 5.7m in 2011
As the average load factor for the low cost carrier was 4% lower year-on-year.
Tiger announces services between Singapore and Kochi
Tiger Airways will now serve five destinations in India.
SATS earnings expected to remain lackluster
Good news is prospects of deployment of cash or a higher than expected payout may support share price.
SIA begins codesharing on Australian domestic flights
Tickets for the codeshare flights are now open for sale.
Tiger Airways will be caged in the red
Skyrocketing costs and sketchy utilization of its Australian fleet have defanged the airlines for what could be a long time.
SATS’ net profit plunges 25% to $38.2m in 3Q12
The group suffered a $5.5 million loss from the disposal of Daniels in the UK.
Tiger Airways on the search for its next CEO
As its current CEO, Chin Yau Seng, will soon be returning to SIA.
Where will Scoot scoot next?
Scoot will operate five non-stop flights a week from mid-2012 - but to where?
Singapore is currently one of world's Top 10 growing airports
Which four other Asia Pacific airports made the cut as of the month of February?
Meet the slacker arm of Singapore Airlines
SIA Cargo will continue to bleed profits this year and weigh down the troubled airlines, says PhilipCapital.
SilkAir doing much better than parent SIA: CIMB
This as long-haul operations have been pressured by demand weakness in Europe and the US.
SIA’s net profit crashes 53% to $135m in 3Q11
Rising jet fuel prices had adversely affected the group’s performance for the quarter.
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