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Source: Leyla Rose Our Singapore Airlines uniform is so unique, one look and we can tell what it is. So even if the online store DEPOP tries to sell our SQ uniform as a “Vintage African Ankara Dress”, we know its definitely the sarong kebaya. The model even did weird …

Finally can sit business class everyday. Will you spend $6000 on this?

We are not going to be like America where its Government released billions of taxpayer monies in a bailout during hard times, only to find out these organizations mishandled public funds to line their executives' pocket.

While no official word has come out from SIA on this, media reports has indicated that the additional measures mentioned could include the possibility of asking staff to take voluntary no-pay leave. Times are bad indeed if even our national carrier has to take such drastic measures as staff hiring freeze and asking staff to volunteer for no-pay leave.

Singapore Airline have said in a statement released today that they have grounded two of its SIA 787-10 Dreamliner planes from service. This after checks found that the two planes had issues with it Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 Engines, specifically premature blade deterioration.

Travelers to Southeast Asia can now book a Grab ride to the airport through the Singapore Airlines app, the companies announced yesterday.

Our reader was unhappy that SIA insisted to charge him US$50 for his Baptism name to be inserted into his ticket details. He also claimed double standards in not doing the same for Caucasian clients.

I would like to inform the member of the public to be aware of an SIA Singapore Airlines scam claiming that you have won a free ticket and required us to do a survey from a link . Those who received please ignore. Help me post thanks. SIA has put up advisory warning its customers of the scam.

This is not the first time the Singapore Airlines (SIA) crew have been asked to take no pay leave. The last time they had been asked to was after the end-2008 global financial crisis.

Singapore Airlines is reviewing its policy of serving nuts as snacks in flights, this after an Australian family raised a formal complaint against the airline for allegedly causing an "allergic reaction to peanuts" due to peanuts eaten by other passengers.