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Singapore CAPA Aviation Country Report Sep-2021

As Singapore’s passenger capacity is still at a near record low, nearly a third of the country’s fleet remains inactive. Recent relaxation in measures to allow for some inbound tourism from Germany and Brunei has sparked hope for Singapore Airlines, suggesting wider travel corridors may be formed in the near future.

Singapore has been more exposed than many other countries throughout the coronavirus pandemic, due to the nature of the aviation market. The island nation has no domestic capacity to fall back on, therefore relies solely on international routes.

The country’s airlines have an extensive aircraft backlog, with deliveries on nearly 90 aircraft expected in the coming years. If demand is continually suppressed in the coming years, revisions in the order books may occur.

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This specific report is a special focus on Singapore and includes:

  •  An overview
  • 20 most recent news briefs
  • Fleet tables and graphs
  • Capabilities tables and graphs
  • MRO tables and graphs
  • Schedules analysis tables and graphs
  • Cargo analysis graphs
  • Traffic graphs
  • Tourism tables and graphs
  • LCC tables and graphs
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