From 25 October 2015, SilkAir, the regional wing
of Singapore Airlines, will begin four times weekly flights to
Male.
Previously, Singapore Airlines offered a variable frequency
of 10 to 14 flights a week to the capital of the Maldives. Now,
together with SilkAir’s new services, both airlines will offer a
total of two round-trip services per day, subject to regulatory
approval.
Singapore Airlines’ Senior Vice President
Marketing Planning, Ms Lee Wen Fen, said, “By synergising the
networks of both carriers, we are able to provide customers more
choice and greater flexibility when planning their travel
itineraries. This is another example of the Singapore Airlines
Group’s commitment to continuously expanding our combined network
and enhancing connectivity options for our customers.”
SilkAir’s Chief Executive, Mr Leslie Thng,
added, “The Maldives is
a popular travel destination offering great beauty both above and
below the water, with its stunning white sand beaches and equally beautiful underwater world. We are glad to be able to join
Singapore Airlines to bring travellers from around the world to
this picturesque island destination.”
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