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SIA seasonal flights to Vancouver and Seattle take off

SIA earlier announced a VTL service from Los Angeles and New York.

Singapore Airlines is launching its seasonal service to Vancouver, Canada and Seattle, the USA, from 2 December 2021 to 15 February 2022. Two out of four weekly Singapore-Vancouver-Seattle flights will operate as vaccinated travel lanes (VTLs), providing eligible customers quarantine-free entry into Singapore.

SIA is also converting its daily non-stop services from San Francisco to Singapore into designated VTL services from 20 October. These will provide additional quarantine-free travel options for customers who wish to travel to and from North America. 

Senior vice president for marketing and planning JoAnn Tan said, "With the new Singapore-Seattle-Vancouver flights and the conversion of San Francisco-Singapore to a VTL service, SIA customers can enjoy even more seamless travel options to North America during the year-end holiday season. SIA will continue to monitor the demand for air travel, and adjust its services accordingly."

Tickets for the service will be available for sale from 12:00 p.m. on 12 October.

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