Singapore Airlines selected the Boeing 777-200 as the aircraft type to comprise the fleet of its new long-haul, low-cost subsidiary airline scheduled to launch next year
Singapore Airlines 777-200. Photo: Courtesy, Singapore Airlines. Singapore Airlines selected the Boeing 777-200 as the aircraft type to comprise the fleet of its new long-haul, low-cost subsidiary airline scheduled to launch next year (ATW Daily News, July 19). The aircraft will "initially" be acquired from SIA, which did not say how many 777-200s will make up the unnamed LCC's operating fleet. SIA had 35 777-200ERs in its fleet as of March 31, according to ...
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