SIA confirms 96% capacity cuts, grounding 138 planes

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SINGAPORE Airlines (SIA) on Monday announced it is cutting 96 per cent of its planned capacity originally scheduled up to end April given further tightening of border controls around the world over the last week. Read more at The Business Times.

The mainboard-listed company is now aggressively pursuing cost-cutting measures, including salary and fee cuts for company directors and the SIA group's management, and a voluntary no-pay leave scheme for certain management positions.

It is also engaging with unions on additional cost-cutting measures, with more steps to be taken imminently, it said. The airline is currently in discussions with aircraft manufacturers to defer payment and deliveries of upcoming aircraft. It has drawn on its lines of credit to meet its immediate cash flow requirements, and is in talks with several financial institutions for future funding requirements, it said.

 

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