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Sats wins contract from Air Canada as the carrier resumes flights to Changi Airport

Felicia Tan
Felicia Tan • 2 min read
Sats wins contract from Air Canada as the carrier resumes flights to Changi Airport
Air Canada will launch four Boeing 787-9 flights a week between the Canadian city and Singapore from April 4 onwards, providing the only non-stop service connecting both countries. Photo: Sats
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Sats has been awarded a passenger, ramp and cargo handling contract from Air Canada, a member of the Star Alliance network. The move comes as Air Canada prepares to resume flights from Vancouver to Singapore’s Changi Airport for the first time in over 30 years.

Air Canada will launch four Boeing 787-9 flights a week between the Canadian city and Singapore from April 4 onwards, providing the only non-stop service connecting both countries.

Sats currently handles all the partners under the Star Alliance programme in Singapore, which enables the airline the benefit of benefit of seamless passenger and cargo connections beyond Singapore to other key airports across Southeast Asia.

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