Singapore's Changi Airport will add about 90 new flights a week this year to 10 Asian cities including Bangalore, Chennai and Kolkatta, a media report said today.
With these additional fights, Changi Airport will be able to offer more than 8,000 weekly one-way seats to popular Asian cities such as Dalian, Fuzhou and Xiamen in China, Luang Prabang in Laos, Yangon in Myanmar and Cebu in the Philippines.
About two-thirds of the capacity growth is on routes to China and India, Changi Airport Group said.
With these new services, the airport's weekly scheduled flights are expected to cross a record of more than 7,000.
The numbers are based on scheduled pre-filed by carriers for the Northern Winter season which started last week and ends in March next year.
To Read the News in Full 09/11/16 PTI/The New Indian Express
With these additional fights, Changi Airport will be able to offer more than 8,000 weekly one-way seats to popular Asian cities such as Dalian, Fuzhou and Xiamen in China, Luang Prabang in Laos, Yangon in Myanmar and Cebu in the Philippines.
About two-thirds of the capacity growth is on routes to China and India, Changi Airport Group said.
With these new services, the airport's weekly scheduled flights are expected to cross a record of more than 7,000.
The numbers are based on scheduled pre-filed by carriers for the Northern Winter season which started last week and ends in March next year.
To Read the News in Full 09/11/16 PTI/The New Indian Express
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