Firefly resumes flights to Seletar after five-month hiatus
Published on 21 Apr 2019 5:15:29 PM
Malaysian budget carrier Firefly has resumed flights to the Seletar airport here after a five-month break due to an airspace dispute between Malaysia and Singapore.
At a joint press conference with his Singaporean counterpart Khaw Boon Wan, Transport Minister Anthony Loke, who was on board the inaugural flight on Sunday, said the resumption of services represents a significant milestone in enhancing bilateral cooperation between Malaysia and Singapore.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2019/04/21/firefly-resumes-flights-to-seletar-after-five-month-hiatus/
Malaysian budget carrier Firefly has resumed flights to the Seletar airport here after a five-month break due to an airspace dispute between Malaysia and Singapore.
At a joint press conference with his Singaporean counterpart Khaw Boon Wan, Transport Minister Anthony Loke, who was on board the inaugural flight on Sunday, said the resumption of services represents a significant milestone in enhancing bilateral cooperation between Malaysia and Singapore.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2019/04/21/firefly-resumes-flights-to-seletar-after-five-month-hiatus/