SIA expands list of flight suspensions

Affected flights include South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and more parts of Southeast Asia.

Singapore Airlines and SilkAir have cancelled more flights amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, an announcement revealed. This follows after the first capacity cut they announced on 25 February.

Also read: SIA suspends selected scheduled flights until May

SIA cancelled more flights going across the US, affecting routes to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle and back. Some flights to and from Paris, Copenhagen, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Munich, Milan, London and Barcelona are included as well.

Furthermore, the airlines also suspended more flights to and from China, spanning across Beijing, Gunagzhou, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Xiamen and Hong Kong. Flights across Taiwan, Japan, South Korea and more parts of Southeast Asia are also affected.

The cancelled flights are scheduled between March to end-May.

See the full list of cancelled flights here.

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