Turkish Airlines has planned additional frequencies on the Singapore route in line with increasing demand. With the new arrangement covering April and May, the number of weekly flights is being increased.
As part of its capacity increase on Far East routes, Turkish Airlines has scheduled additional flights to Singapore. The company will operate a total of 9 additional frequencies departing from Singapore every Thursday between April 2 and the end of May.
With the new planning, the current Istanbul–Singapore operation, which is carried out with 17 weekly flights, will be supported by additional services. Thus, while the total capacity on the route is increased, it is aimed to offer passengers more travel options.
Within the scope of the additional frequencies, flights departing from Istanbul will take place on Wednesdays at 19:10 and arrive in Singapore the next day at 11:10. Return flights from Singapore will depart on Thursdays at 12:50 and arrive in Istanbul the same day at 19:00.
The new arrangement is expected to strengthen the global connectivity network provided via Changi Airport. Additionally, with the capacity increase, it is aimed to offer more flexible connection opportunities, especially for transit passengers.
