Asia-Pacific

Ryanair and Singapore Airlines Watch the Competition

Edward Russell

November 11th, 2023

A Singapore Airlines plane lands at Changi airport.

Ryanair and Singapore Airlines had good summers, and the former will be among the most profitable globally. Both, however, are watching industry schedules closely as they look forward through the winter. Edward Russell and Jay Shabat discuss.

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Edward Russell

November 11th, 2023

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Photo credit: A Singapore Airlines plane lands at Changi airport. Flickr / Ferry Octavian

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