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        	  SilkAir, the regional wing of Singapore 
			  Airlines, has launched flights to Mandalay, Myanmar.  
			  The flight 
			  from Changi is scheduled to arrive at Mandalay International 
			  Airport at 15:00 local time, while the return flight  
			  departs at 16:35 and land in Singapore at 21:30. 
			  Mandalay will be SilkAirs second destination in Myanmar after Yangon, increasing 
			  the number of destinations in SilkAirs route network to 48 in 12 
			  countries. 
			  Flights to Mandalay will be operated on a thrice 
			  weekly basis, through a circular routing with Yangon, departing 
			  Singapore on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. The flights will be operated by Airbus A319 and A320 aircraft, featuring both 
			  Business and Economy Class cabins. 
			  The 
			  second-largest city in Myanmar today, Mandalay has remained 
			  throughout its history the capital of culture and religion of the 
			  country. The city can also be used as the gateway to the ancient 
			  city of Bagan, one of the worlds greatest archaeological sites, 
			  as well as to the picturesque Inle Lake. 
			  Chief Executive SilkAir, Mr. 
			  Leslie Thng, said, As Myanmar continues to open up, we see significant 
			  potential for air travel to the country. We have seen increased 
			  demand for both leisure and business travel to Myanmar over the 
			  past few years and are excited to be developing this new market. 
			  The new service will connect Mandalay with the 
			  joint Singapore Airlines  SilkAir network of over 90 cities 
			  worldwide via the Singapore hub.
  
			  
			  
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