Singapore airlines boosts global flights after surge in demand


SINGAPORE, July 5 (Bloomberg): Singapore Airlines Ltd plans to increase services to destinations all across the world, as the group expects to operate at 81% capacity of pre-pandemic levels by the end of the year.

The airline will restore India services to levels seen before Covid, and increase services to Japanese cities like Tokyo and Osaka.

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