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A netizen was angry with Singapore Airlines for allegedly mishandling her dog, causing it to die even before it boarded the flight. The owner said her dog has been healthy all along and probably suffered a panic attack. She blamed SIA for its negligence and has already made a police report.

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.

A reader sarcastically suggested for Singapore Airlines to ban other foods such as fish, shellfish, eggs, fruits and vegetables as they also cause allergic reactions. This comes after its decision to consider banning peanuts due to a toddler's allergy. Everything also ban? #GoingNuts

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.

According to the reader, a Singaporean woman had posted her complaints about FlyScoot's inflight menu, which she claimed to be nothing like the advertised photograph in the menu. The woman posted her photo on FlyScoot Facebook, showing a direct comparison between the food that was served and the food as advertised in the menu. The real item appeared to be less appetizing than the menu had shown it to be.

Employees have incentive points that are docked when they submit a medical certificate – recorded as casual MC – for common ailments such as cold and cough. Everyone starts with 10 points each year, which are progressively deducted and all lost once 12 casual MCs are accumulated.

It states that “Some cabin crew working for Singapore Airlines (SIA) have expressed unhappiness over the company’s medical leave system, and the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) is in touch with their union and management about their concerns, The Straits Times has learnt.

It has been reported that at least eight flights from Singapore to Hong Kong have been cancelled on Friday (Oct 21 as at 9am). Nine others have been re-timed for later departure due to Typhoon Haima. The affected airlines are Singapore Airlines, Tigerair, United Airlines, Jetstar Asia, and Cathay Pacific.

To earn miles, you must be prepared to play the ‘miles’ game. And you need at least one good credit card. I recently boarded a flight from Singapore to Amsterdam en route to Romania. As always I was flying Singapore Airlines, my first choice of airlines. At the time of check-in, I requested the SQ staff if I could get the single window Business class seat and she smiled back letting me know I had already selected it. I then thought to myself, when did I actually reserve the seat?