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Singer Sues Singapore Airlines Over Satay Skewer Injury
Singapore Airlines has been sued by singer Briohny Smyth, who alleges that a wooden fragment from a chicken satay skewer served in Business Class became lodged in her throat and damaged her vocal cords. The incident reportedly occurred on July 28, 2024, aboard Singapore Airlines flight SQ36, operated by an Airbus A350-900ULR from Singapore to Los Angeles. Smyth claims that…
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Female Passenger Sues Singapore Airlines Over Allergen Meal
A female passenger from the United States has filed a lawsuit against Singapore Airlines, alleging that a meal served during her flight triggered a severe allergic reaction. According to the complaint, the incident occurred on a flight from Bali to San Francisco. The passenger claims the meal contained shellfish despite informing the cabin crew in advance about her shellfish allergy.…
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Singapore Airlines Resumes Saudi Arabia Flights
Singapore Airlines is returning to Saudi Arabia after a long absence, launching direct flights on the Riyadh–Singapore route. Operated with widebody Airbus A350 aircraft, this new service marks the airline’s comeback to the country—and a key detail stands out: Singapore Airlines is receiving incentives for these flights under Saudi Arabia’s Air Connectivity Program (ACP). The ACP is a state-backed support…
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Singapore Airlines A350 Suffers Tail Strike During Go-Around
An Airbus A350-941 operated by Singapore Airlines experienced a tail strike during a go-around while landing at Singapore Changi Airport. Photos shared show damage to the tail section of the aircraft registered as 9V-SHW. It has been reported that the aircraft has been kept on the ground in Singapore since the incident for safety checks and necessary technical inspections.
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Singapore Airlines Reports Annual Profit of 2.8 Billion SGD
Singapore Airlines posted a net profit of 2.8 billion Singapore Dollars (approximately 2.14 billion USD) for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025. A significant contributor to this result was a one-time gain of 1.1 billion SGD from the merger of Vistara, in which Singapore Airlines holds a 49% stake, with Air India last year. However, the airline’s operating profit…
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