Scoot

Fasten your seatbelts, SIA shareholders

SINGAPORE (Aug 2): OCBC is downgrading its “buy” call on Singapore Airlines (SIA) to “hold” with a lower fair value of $11.56 from $12 previously, anticipating a challenging outlook on weakening yields for Singapore’s flag carrier.

Results

SIA posts strong 1Q earnings growth, but cautions challenges ahead

SINGAPORE (July 28): Singapore Airlines has reported a 180% surge in earnings, to $257 million, for the quarter ended June 30. This was largely due to cheaper fuel, and a share of the divestment gain from its aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul subs
Scoot

Aviation & Engineering

Scoot takes off to India

SINGAPORE (May 24): Scoot, the low-cost, medium-haul arm of SIA Group, has launched services from Singapore to Amritsar and Chennai.
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Scoot-Tigerair merger likely, but challenges ahead: CAPA

SINGAPORE (May 20): According to CAPA – Centre for Aviation, the recent creation of Budget Aviation Holdings has brought Singapore Airlines (SIA) one step closer to merging LCCs Scoot and Tigerair, paving the way for a smooth integration.

Broker's Calls

SIA kept on ‘hold’ by Maybank with lower $11.50 target price

SINGAPORE (May 18): Maybank Kim Eng has kept its “hold” recommendation on Singapore Airlines, but lowered its fair value estimate to $11.50 from $11.80 previously as FY16 fell below expectations.
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Singapore Air forms new company to manage two budget carriers

SINGAPORE (May 18): Singapore Airlines, seeking to restructure its budget airline business, established a new holding company to manage its two low-fare carriers amid speculation of a consolidation in the region.
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Aviation & Engineering

Cheap and available: Asian low-cost carriers head for the altar

SYDNEY (May 16): The creation of the world’s biggest alliance of low-cost airlines may signal that some of Asia’s struggling budget carriers are headed for the altar.
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Singapore Air getting squeezed by both luxury and budget rivals

SINGAPORE (May 13): Singapore Airlines Ltd is fighting to prevent travelers from switching to Emirates Airline, which is offering luxuries like on-board shower, while budget carriers are chipping away at the coach class. The result: The lowest yield from
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