Singapore Airlines launches seasonal flights to Vancouver, first to Canada since 2009
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SINGAPORE — Singapore Airlines (SIA) will fly four times a week to Vancouver in Canada and Seattle in the United States from Dec 2 to Feb 15 next year, said the carrier on Monday (Oct 11).

Announcing the seasonal services, SIA said two of these weekly Seattle-Vancouver-Singapore flights will operate as vaccinated travel lane (VTL) services, providing eligible customers entry into Singapore without Covid-19 quarantine. Sale of tickets through various distribution channels will begin on Tuesday at noon.


SIA indefinitely suspended its thrice-weekly service between Singapore and Vancouver via Seoul on April 25, 2009, ending the airline’s more than 20 years of flying to Canada. In a press release on Jan 14, 2009, it attributed the move to the global economic downturn.

For this seasonal service, flight SQ28 will depart from Singapore Changi Airport at 9.15am and arrive at Vancouver International Airport at 7.30am. It will then leave for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport at 8.40am to arrive at 9.30am.

Read more at https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/si...anada-2009
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in the past always had to transit thru hk, Seoul or taipei, very troublesome
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It will not last. We expect martial law in such places soon.
Like Australia part of NY Wyoming
Facebook is now facedown complete.
Can u imagine Trump gets restored after the attack

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Soon to follow...
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Lets make more friends with Ang Mo.haha.
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