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Aviation & Engineering

Cathay, Swire Pacific, Air China halt trading in Hong Kong

The move comes as Cathay contends with a slump in traffic brought on by the coronavirus outbreak and the travel restrictions that ensued.

Aviation & Engineering

SIA secures $10 bil from rights issue and secured and unsecured credit facilities to 'tackle challenges' posed by Covid-19

SIA secured $8.8 billion through the competition of the rights issue on Friday (June 5). It has raised a further $900 million through long-term loans secured on some of its Airbus A350-900 and Boeing 787-10 aircraft.

Aviation & Engineering

Singapore Airlines expects to report 'material operating loss' for 4QFY19/20

Singapore Airlines (SIA) has announced on Friday that it expects to report a “material operating loss” for 4QFY19/20, and the full year for FY19/20 when it releases its unaudited financial results on May 14.

Singapore economy

Reopening Singapore Inc a balancing act

On April 15, the director general of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, made two Twitter postings that are cru­cial for the resumption of econom­ic activity. His tweets listed the observance of six condit

Results

SATS braces for 60-70% plunge in 4Q profits as Covid-19 storm stalls global air travel

SATS says it is now expecting its profits for the quarter to plunge by approximately 60% to 70% compared to last year. This will correspondingly result in a reduction of up to 25% for the group’s full-year results.

Aviation & Engineering

Malaysia's AirAsia founders not taking salary; staff accepts up to 75% pay cut

Tony Fernandes said in an Instagram post that he and Executive Chairman Kamarudin Meranun “will not be taking a salary during this period”, while staff from across the business “have accepted temporary pay reductions of anywhere between 15-75%.

Aviation & Engineering

Second pay cut in one month for SIA Engineering management as company scrambles to tighten costs

In light of the worsening situation, the SIAEC Board has also volunteered a deeper reduction of 25% in fees accruing with effect from Apr 1 in solidarity with its management and staff.

Aviation & Engineering

Global airlines raised more than US$17 bil from banks in weeks

Delta Air Lines Inc is the top borrower this month, obtaining US$5.6 billion, followed by Singapore Airlines, which secured a S$4 billion bridge loan

Aviation & Engineering

Down but not out: Aviation workers take on temp public service roles amid suspension of flights

Jetstar Asia says it has been working with the Ministry of Finance, the Public Service Division, and the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore to find temporary job opportunities offered by the public agencies and the private sector institutions.

Malaysia

Covid-19 could be impetus for MAS-AirAsia merger

Recently, Malaysia Airlines (MAS) group chief financial officer Boo Hui Yee told its 13,000 employees that many airlines are now at risk of going bankrupt, and the national flag carrier is no different.
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