Singapore has announced that in addition to Cambodia and Vietnam who have already been approved for transit flights through Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand have joined the list of countries approved as well. The transit flights through Singapore must be operated by Singapore Airlines Group’s three carriers.

 

Two other Southeast Asian nations, Vietnam and Cambodia, were previously approved for such flights, from Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Phnom Penh. As at 18 August, 37 cities from 21 countries were approved for such flights.

 

SIA Group said in a same-day update that such transit flights allow only for outbound journeys from the approved cities and passengers are not allowed to transit from other points in the SIA Group network through Singapore into these cities. It adds that passengers may book return flights only if both their points of origin and destination are on the approved list. Transfers to destinations in mainland China remain unavailable.

 

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SIA Group said in a same-day update that such transit flights allow only for outbound journeys from the approved cities and passengers are not allowed to transit from other points in the SIA Group network through Singapore into these cities. So pretty useless if you need to get to PP!