Singapore Airlines drops, adds services

11/1/2008 9:33:13 AM

Singapore Airlines (SQ) is to cut Asia-Pacific services in the northern winter season to Ho Chi Minh, Seoul, Osaka, Bangalore, Chennai, Amritsar and Penang.   Destinations in the Middle East will get additional services. It will operate a four-times weekly service to Riyadh from 14 December, while Istanbul flights via Dubai will rise from four to six a week.   The changes mean the Singaporean carrier will operate 20 flights a week to Dubai this winter.   SQ also will combine its Cape Town and Johannesburg, South Africa flights. The Johannesburg service stays daily, but will include an add-on to Cape Town three times a week   Aircargo Asia Pacific

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