SINGAPORE, Apr 12 (GCTL) - Singapore Airlines (SIA) says it will operate an Airbus A380 superjumbo on all three of its daily London frequencies from June 1.
At the moment, the A380 flies on two of the three flights; the other is served by a Boeing B777-300ER. The new change will add 17% more capacity per day to the route, in time for the London Olympics.
London was the first city in Europe to receive SIA’s pioneering A380 in March 2008. The airline now flies the A380 to 10 destinations: London, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Melbourne, New York, Paris, Sydney, Tokyo and Zurich.
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