Singapore Airlines (SQ) has changed the planned launch date of Airbus A380 flights from Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) to Dubai International Airport (DXB) because of the ongoing war in Iran.
Singapore Airlines A380
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Singapore Airlines (SQ) will restore daily Airbus A380 flights between Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) and Auckland Airport (AKL) from October 2025 as part of its IATA Winter 2026 schedule.
Singapore Airlines (SQ) will retain the Airbus A380 on flights between Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) and Melbourne Airport (MEL) throughout the 2026-27 northern winter season, marking the first year-round deployment of the superjumbo on the route since before the pandemic.
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Singapore Airlines (SQ) has postponed the restart of its Dubai (DXB) service to August 2026, marking yet another delay for flights SQ494 and SQ495 on the Singapore (SIN) to Dubai route.
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Singapore Airlines will operate Airbus A380 flights between Singapore and Dubai year-round, ensuring higher capacity and continued access to premium cabins while strengthening competition on Gulf routes.