Singapore Airliness passenger traffic
SIA Group passenger traffic up 1.5% in August
SIA Group passenger traffic up 1.5% in August
The group carried 3.7 million passengers in August.
Singapore Airlines’ passenger capacity up by 9.2% in October
SIA and Scoot carried a combined 3.3 million passengers.
Singapore Airlines Group sees 7.9% rise in September passenger volume
It carried 3.1 million passengers.
SIA Group's passenger traffic rises 7.7% YoY in August
The group’s cargo business also reported positive volume growth.
SIA Group’s passenger traffic rises 7.2% in June
The revenue passenger-kilometre for the month was 12.5m.
SIA Group’s passenger volume soars 23.1% YoY in January
The group carried a total of 3.2 million passengers.
Singapore Airlines Group’s passenger volume rises 24.4% YoY in December
SIA and Scoot carried around 3.3 million passengers during the month.
Singapore Airlines Group’s passenger volume rises 28.6% YoY in November
SIA and Scoot carried around 3.1 million passengers during the month.
Singapore Airlines’ passenger capacity grew 28.1% YoY in July
The most attractive employer carried over 3 million passengers last month.
SIA Group’s passenger traffic rises 14.1% MoM in March
The airline group carried a combined 2.7 million passengers during the month.
SIA Group sees a 2.7% MoM decrease in passengers in January
On a year-on-year comparison, however, the passenger count increased fourfold.
SIA Group's passenger traffic crosses 2 million mark in July
It's the airline's first time carrying over two million passengers since the pandemic.
Singapore Airlines Group sees 13.7% increase in passengers in June
With increased passenger volume, SIA is expected to clock in a net profit of $180m-$350m in 1QFY23.
Singapore Airlines’s passenger traffic drops 11.7% in January
This is due to the suspension of new ticket sales.
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