Airlines
Singapore-Malaysia Settlement Allows Firefly Seletar Service
The Malaysia Airlines subsidiary plans to start flying from Seletar Airport in Singapore on April 21.
Firefly's ATR 72s will begin flying out of Singapore's Seletar Airport on April 21. (Photo: Flickr: Creative Commons (BY-SA) by Kentaro IEMOTO)
Firefly's ATR 72s will begin flying out of Singapore's Seletar Airport on April 21. (Photo: Flickr: Creative Commons (BY-SA) by Kentaro IEMOTO)

Malaysia Airlines wholly owned subsidiary Firefly received approval to resume service to and from Singapore's Seletar Airport on April 21, putting an end to a nearly five-month-old flight suspension due to an airspace dispute between Malaysia and Singapore. Speaking at a joint press conference with Singaporean counterpart, Khaw Boon Wan, Malaysian transport minister Anthony Loke told reporters of his willingness to increase air connectivity between the two countries before adding that another Malaysian carrier, Malindo Air, is looking to launch flights to Seletar.


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