SIA diverts Dubai-bound flight after heavy floods hit airport


Customers can visit the SIA website for more information on the status of their flights. - ST FILE

SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines (SIA) has rerouted a flight bound for Dubai due to heavy floods at the city’s international airport.

In response to queries, an SIA spokesman said that flight SQ494, which was headed to Dubai from Singapore on Tuesday (April 16), was diverted to Muscat International Airport in Oman.

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