Singapore Airlines Reopens Flights To Bali On 16 February

Singapore Airlines (Photo: ANTARA)

JAKARTA - Singapore Airlines (SIA) will reopen daily commercial flights from Singapore to Bali starting on February 16, 2022. SIA will operate Boeing B787-10 aircraft with a capacity of 337 seats on this route.

The Boeing 787-10 fleet features SIA's new regional cabin product and consists of 36 business class seats and 301 economy class seats.

"The resumption of daily flights to Bali is part of SIA's long-term commitment to growing Indonesia's tourism industry. SIA's passenger network currently covers 64 destinations in 34 countries, and we will do our best to promote Indonesia," General Manager of Indonesia Singapore Airlines Alvin Seah quoted from ANTARA, Sunday, January 30.

"Our services to Denpasar and Jakarta, will continue to provide flexibility to our customers who wish to travel to and from Indonesia," continued Alvin Seah.

SIA said Alvin continues to monitor demand and will adjust its network periodically to match capacity with demand. Tickets for flights between Singapore and Bali are readily available and sold through SIA's various distribution channels.

Alvin added that SIA has focused on redesigning and improving the travel experience for SIA customers since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. SIA prioritizes the integration of robust health and safety measures and innovative digital initiatives throughout the journey from start to finish, providing greater assurance and supporting a smoother travel experience during these times.

Our health and safety efforts have also been recognized by several industry-level awards, such as a Skytrax 5-Star Health and Safety rating and a Diamond rating in the APEX SimpliFlying Health Safety audit.

This is in line with the award-winning aviation products and services, which ensure customers continue to enjoy a world-class experience on board Singapore Airlines, concluded Alvin.