Firefly to resume flights to Singapore from April 21
Published on 8 Apr 2019 9:52:57 PM
Firefly will resume its flights to Singapore from April 21 following the republic's withdrawal of its Instrument Landing System (ILS) procedures for Seletar Airport.
At a joint press conference with Singapore’s Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan, Loke said both agreed that Singapore would withdraw the ILS approach into Seletar, while Malaysia will suspend indefinitely its permanent Restricted Area (RA) over Pasir Gudang.
He said this will enable aircraft to fly into Seletar using a visual approach.
Firefly will resume its flights to Singapore from April 21 following the republic's withdrawal of its Instrument Landing System (ILS) procedures for Seletar Airport.
At a joint press conference with Singapore’s Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan, Loke said both agreed that Singapore would withdraw the ILS approach into Seletar, while Malaysia will suspend indefinitely its permanent Restricted Area (RA) over Pasir Gudang.
He said this will enable aircraft to fly into Seletar using a visual approach.