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Singapore Airlines is to launch a fourth daily
flight between Singapore and London Heathrow from October 2012.
The airline, frequently voted one of the
very best in the world, currently operates three flights per day
between Singapore and London Heathrow, all with
Airbus A380s.
The additional flight, which will have a
late-night departure from Singapore, will be operated with a
Boeing 777-300ER.
The increase in frequency will be carried out
progressively, starting the week of 9 September when the number
of flights per week will rise to 25 from 21. The full
complement of 28 flights per week will take effect from the week
of 21 October.
“We have been looking for opportunities to
increase our London flights for many years and are pleased that
we can now do so, to provide even more travel options to our
customers,” said Singapore Airlines’ Executive Vice President
Commercial, Mr Mak Swee Wah. “Not only are London and Singapore
popular destinations in their own right, the additional flights
will allow for more convenient connections beyond London to
other points in Europe, and beyond Singapore to other points
within Asia and South West Pacific.”
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