Singapore Airlines (SIA) is gearing up for the 2025 Northern Summer operating season (March 30th to October 25th, 2025) with a series of network adjustments designed to meet the growing demand for air travel. The airline plans to increase flight frequencies and boost passenger capacity to several popular destinations. You can find more information about Singapore Airlines and its route network on its official website: Singapore Airlines.
Starting March 30th, 2025, SIA will introduce a daily service to London Gatwick Airport, complementing its existing four-times daily flights to London Heathrow. This will bring the total number of daily services to London to five, providing travelers with more options and flexibility. For details on London Gatwick Airport and its facilities, you can visit the airport’s website: Gatwick Airport.
SIA will also increase its services to Rome to five times a week between June 26th, 2025, and August 28th, 2025, up from the current four weekly flights. Additionally, the airline will delink its Singapore-Milan-Barcelona flights from June 24th, 2025, to September 7th, 2025, and operate more direct flights to these two European cities. Barcelona will see an increase to five times weekly direct flights, while Milan will enjoy a daily service. To explore information about Rome’s Fiumicino Airport, you can visit the airport’s website: Fiumicino Airport.
In the Asia-Pacific region, SIA will increase flights to Adelaide to 10 times a week, Ho Chi Minh City to thrice daily, and Siem Reap to twice daily. Johannesburg will also see an increase to 10 times weekly service during specific periods. To learn more about Adelaide Airport and its services, you can visit the airport’s website: Adelaide Airport.
SIA will also make adjustments to its aircraft deployments. The Airbus A380 will return to Tokyo Narita Airport on one of its two daily services between March 30th, 2025, and May 31st, 2025. However, the A380 will be temporarily replaced by the Boeing 777-300ER on services to Mumbai and Delhi during specific periods. For information on aircraft types and their specifications, you can visit websites like Airbus or Boeing.
As part of these network adjustments, SIA will suspend its Singapore-Manchester-Houston service from April 1st, 2025. However, the airline will continue to operate five times weekly services between Singapore and Manchester. To stay updated on the latest travel news and airline route changes, you can subscribe to industry publications and follow aviation news sources on social media. Remember to check WentWorld.com and follow our social media channels for ultimate travel tips and destination guides.
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