29% cut for SIA in May; ORD/LAS gone; BLR deferred

[jiml1126]

Looks like May's schedule is worse than April's. 29% capacity cut for SIA's May schedule.

Destinations/Existing Freq./Revised Freq./Eff
Los Angeles 14 7 From 2 May

Frankfurt 14 8 From 6 May
London 21 19 From 7 May

Beijing 14 7 From 27 April
Fukuoka 7 0 From 8 May(Temporary Suspension)
Seoul 22 15 From 1 May
Osaka 17 8 From 2 May
Tokyo 20 9 From 28 April
Shanghai 21 7 From 25 April
Taipei 20 8 From 28 April

Bangkok 40 29 From 21 April
Brunei 7 3 From 5 May
Bali 28 14 From 1 May
Hanoi 6 2 From 2 May
Kuala Lumpur 49 28 From 17 April
Manila 21 14 From 26 April
Penang 21 11 From 1 May
Surabaya 9 3 From 26 April

Christchurch 5 4 From 19 May
Perth 18 11 From 5 May
Sydney 21 14 From 8 May

Colombo 7 5 From 29 April
Jeddah 3 0 From 15 May(Temporary Suspension)
Johannesburg 7 6 From 13 May

Schedules that has been slashed in April will not be restored until June.

Meanwhile, services to the following cities that was originally suspended temporarily has become permanently:

Chicago, Las Vegas, Kaohsiung, Hiroshima and Mauritius.

The launch of services to Bangalore, initially planned for 1 May and later deferred until 12 June, has again been deferred, with no new date decided at this stage.

[Foxtrop]

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And on and on it goes...

[B777-400]

when will this end...

[Richard]

And yet they have brand new B772ERs and A345s on the way. I wonder if they'll be taken up.

Looks like there'll be a lot of grounded jets at Changi.

[DeltaCappy]

Hmm, now these carriers get a feel of a 9/11 atmosphere like US carriers. It hurts.