Singapore Airlines Makes New Changes to Its Winter Flights

SINGAPORE- Singapore Airlines Group (SIA Group) recently made additional changes to its operations for the Northern Winter 2023/24 season, spanning from October 29, 2023, to March 30, 2024.

The Singapore Airlines Group encompasses over 20 subsidiaries, which include various entities related to the airline industry.

Singapore Airlines Winter Flights

Here’s a summary of the latest updates, including information not previously covered by Aeroroutes.

1. Singapore – Kochi: Effective February 1, 2024, the frequency will be reduced from 14 to 10 weekly flights operated by the 737 MAX 8.
2. Singapore – Manila: Starting from October 29, 2023, three out of four daily flights will be served by the A350-900XWB, replacing the initially planned 787-10 aircraft.
3. Singapore – Paris CDG: From January 20, 2024, to February 13, 2024, one of the two daily SQ332/331 services will be canceled on specific dates, including January 20-23, 28-30, and February 2-5, 7, 12, and 13.
4. Singapore – Perth: Effective from November 24, 2023, the frequency will be increased from 21 to 25 weekly flights. The A350-900XWB will operate SQ213/226. This service increase was initially scheduled until January 14, 2024, but it has been extended since late July 2023.
5. Singapore – Phuket: From December 3, 2023, to December 30, 2023, the frequency will be reduced from 6 to 4 daily flights (previously planned to reduce to 5 daily).
6. Singapore – Surabaya: From February 17, 2024, to March 17, 2024, the frequency will be reduced from 19 to 14 weekly flights.

These changes reflect the adjustments made by Singapore Airlines Group for the upcoming winter season.

Other Changes

Here are the previously reported changes to Singapore Airlines Group’s routes:

Singapore – Adelaide

• Effective 29OCT23, SQ279/278 will use a 787-10 aircraft instead of an A350-900XWB.
• From 02DEC23 to 21JAN24, the frequency will increase from 7 to 11 weekly, with SQ277/276 operated by an A350-900XWB.

Singapore – Ahmedabad

• From 05FEB24 to 30MAR24, the frequency will decrease from 7 to 5 weekly, using A350-900XWB aircraft.

Singapore – Auckland

• Effective 22 Nov 23, one of the two daily flights, SQ285/286, will be operated by an A380 instead of an A350-900XWB.

Singapore – Bandar Seri Begawan

• Effective 29OCT23, the frequency will increase from 5 to 7 weekly, using 737 MAX 8 aircraft.

Singapore – Bangalore

• Effective 29OCT23, the frequency will decrease from 16 to 14 weekly. Two of the 14 weekly flights will be operated by 737 MAX 8, replacing the A350-900XWB.

Singapore – Bangkok Suvarnabhumi

• Effective 29OCT23, the frequency will increase from 5 to 6 daily, except from 03DEC23 to 30DEC23.

Singapore – Beijing Capital

• Effective 29OCT23, one of the two daily flights, SQ802/807, will use a 777-300ER instead of an A350-900XWB.

Singapore – Brisbane

• From 01DEC23 to 13JAN24, the frequency will increase from 21 to 25 weekly, using A350-900XWB aircraft.

Singapore – Chennai

• Effective 29OCT23, the frequency will decrease from 17 to 14 weekly.

Singapore – Christchurch

• From 19 Nov 23 to 15 Feb 24, the frequency will increase from 7 to 10 weekly, using A350-900XWB aircraft.

Scoot Flights

Singapore – Cebu

• Effective 29OCT23, one daily 737 MAX 8 nonstop flight will replace the previous Singapore – Davao – Cebu – Singapore route (Davao service discontinued).

Singapore – Colombo

• Effective 29OCT23, the frequency will increase from 4 to 7 weekly, using 787-10 aircraft.

Singapore – Da Nang

• Effective 29OCT23, the frequency will increase from 7 to 11 weekly, using 737 MAX 8 aircraft.

Singapore – Frankfurt

• From 29JAN24 to 30MAR24, the nonstop terminator frequency will increase from 7 to 10 weekly, using A350-900XWB aircraft.

Singapore – Fukuoka

• Effective 29OCT23, the frequency will increase from 3 to 5 weekly, using 787-10 aircraft. From 01MAR24, there will be 7 weekly flights.

Singapore – Hong Kong

• From 03DEC23 to 30DEC23, the frequency will decrease from 5 to 4 daily.

Singapore – Hyderabad

• Effective 29OCT23, the frequency will increase from 7 to 12 weekly. A350 will operate seven weekly flights, and five weekly flights will be operated by 737 MAX 8. Scoot will no longer operate the Hyderabad service.

Singapore – Johannesburg

• Effective 03JAN24, 3 weekly nonstop terminator flights will be used, using A350-900XWB aircraft. Overall, Johannesburg service will increase from 7 to 10 weekly.

Singapore – Kathmandu

• From 26SEP23 to 30NOV23, two of the seven weekly flights will be operated by 787-10 aircraft, replacing 737-800 aircraft.

Singapore – Kuala Lumpur

• Effective 29OCT23, there will be 47 weekly flights (SIA reduced service from 68 weekly to 47 weekly during the week of 29MAY23’s schedule update).

Singapore – Melbourne

• From 30OCT23 to 21NOV23, an A380 will operate SQ237/228 service (extended A380 service to 21NOV23).
• Effective 22 Nov 23, the frequency will increase from 4 to 5 daily, with SQ247/248 operated by A350-900XWB.

Singapore – Nagoya

• Effective 29OCT23, the frequency will increase from 3 to 5 weekly, using 787-10 aircraft. From 01MAR24, there will be 7 weekly flights.

Singapore – Osaka Kansai

• Effective 29OCT23, the frequency will increase from 2 to 3 daily, using 787-10 aircraft.

Singapore – Penang

• Effective 29OCT23, there will be 5 daily flights using 737-800 aircraft, replacing 737-800/MAX 8.

Singapore – Seoul Incheon

• Effective 29OCT23, two of the four daily flights will use A350-900XWB aircraft instead of 787-10. Previously, there were four daily flights using 787-10.

Singapore – Shanghai Pu Dong

• From 29OCT23 to 03JAN24, SQ830/833 will use a 777-300ER aircraft instead of an A380.

Singapore – Sydney

• From 02DEC23 to 14JAN24, the frequency will increase from 4 to 5 daily flights.

Singapore – Taipei Taoyuan

• From 03FEB24 to 17MAR24, the frequency will increase from 14 to 18 weekly, with additional service by A350-900XWB.

Singapore – Tokyo Narita

• Effective 29OCT23, an A380 will replace the 787-10 aircraft on one daily flight.

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