Press release -
SilkAir Increasing Flight Frequency in Northern Winter Schedule
SilkAir, the regional wing of Singapore Airlines, will add more flights to a number of regional destinations during the coming Northern Winter period (30 October 2011 to 24 March 2012). This is in response to growing demand for air travel in Asia.
In China, Chengdu will see an increase from the current three flights a week to daily flights, while Chongqing will be served by five flights a week, an increase from the current three times weekly services.
In India, Bangalore will be served by five instead of four flights a week.
The new Northern Winter schedule also includes SilkAir’s latest holiday destination– Koh Samui in Thailand. From 27 September 2011, SilkAir will fly three times a week to Koh Samui on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
For more information on SilkAir, including its destinations and services, please visit silkair.com.
Topics
- Tourism
Categories
- northern winter period
- silkair
- silkair northern winter schedule
- singapore airlines
About SilkAir
A full-service premium airline, SilkAir currently flies to 38 destinations across 11 countries and is the regional wing of Singapore Airlines. This year, the airline was awarded Best Regional Airline 2011 by CAPA - the Centre for Aviation. SilkAir was also ranked 2nd in the Best Regional Airline (Asia) category in the 2011 Skytrax World Airline Awards. Last year, the airline was inducted into TTG Asia's Travel Hall of Fame following its 10th win as Best Regional Airline in the TTG Travel Awards 2009. SilkAir was also ranked among the Top 10 Airlines for Best Cabin Service Worldwide 2011, 2010 and 2009 by Hong Kong-based online travel magazine, Smart Travel Asia. For more details visit silkair.com. SilkAir is also now on Facebook. Follow us at www.facebook.com/SilkAir.
