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Singapore Airlines freighters (commonly referred to as SIA Cargo) serve 17 destinations in 11 countries as of 26 January 2022.[1] As SIA Cargo also manages the cargo holds of all Singapore Airlines and Scoot aircraft, the company additionally offers cargo product services to all destinations on the Singapore Airlines Group network.[2]
The freighter network covers 19 cities, including Singapore, as at 31 December 2019.
New freighter points such as Lagos, Jakarta and Osaka were introduced in financial year 2011-12 as well.
The company also announced it would launch thrice-weekly freighter services to Xiamen and Nanjing in China, then on to Chicago, in May 2003.
While freighter services to New York, Dublin, Taipei and Nagoya were suspended, new services to Hanoi and Leipzig, were launched.
SIA Cargo introduced several new freighter services in October and November 2000, adding Jakarta, Osaka and Penang to the freighter network. During the same period, freighter frequency was increased to Bangalore, Chennai, Copenhagen, Dublin, Paris, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Earlier in the year, frequency to Amsterdam was also increased.
added a new freighter destination – Nagoya
In May 2006, SIA Cargo expanded its network to China with the commencement of twice-weekly services to Tianjin. The carrier further expanded its reach to the African continent by launching a freighter service to the capital of Kenya, Nairobi, in March 2007.
New freighter points such as Taipei, Bangkok and Kolkata were introduced.
SIA Cargo expanded its route network with new services to Adelaide, Calcutta and Kuwait
In October 2001, Dallas-Fort Worth and Munich were added to its freighter network.
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