SIA continues to push for US flights via Australia

4/1/2009 10:28:35 AM

Singapore Airlines (SIA) will push ahead with its campaign to fly between Australia and the US despite the Australian Government's latest snub in blocking its hopes to fly on the route, the Sydney Morning Herald reported, citing the company's chief executive, Chew Choon Seng.   Chew, responding to the Federal Government's latest green paper on aviation, said the carrier was used to being "fobbed off" over plans to fly on from its Australian destinations.   But Chew said Singapore Airlines was prepared to be patient in the long-running battle.   CargoNewsAsia

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