SIA apologises for confusion over e-mail on Covid-19 quarantine requirements in Malaysia


The changes indicated in the e-mail apply only to passengers travelling on non-vaccinated travel lane flights. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Singapore Airlines (SIA) has apologised for any confusion caused after an e-mail regarding changes to Covid-19 travel measures in Malaysia was sent to passengers.

On Tuesday evening (Nov 23), an SIA spokesman said that all customers booked on its flights from Singapore to Malaysia received an e-mail telling them about changes to pre-departure test requirements, as well as test and quarantine requirements upon arrival in Malaysia.

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