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22-Dec-2011 5:08 AM

Why Singapore Airlines is reducing Houston to less than daily service

Analysis

Singapore Airlines (SIA) decided earlier this week to reduce capacity to Houston, which in late March will become the carrier's only US destination without daily service. The decision to drop two of the seven weekly Boeing 777-300ER frequencies SIA currently operates on the Singapore-Moscow-Houston route is a response to low demand. Houston has been the worst performing US destination for SIA since the carrier began serving the Texas city in 2008.

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