Firefly to restore full Subang-Singapore service on October 22
A reduced schedule will operate on October 21, with affected passengers offered alternative Malaysia Airlines flights or a full refund.
Firefly says its full flight schedule linking Subang and Singapore will return on October 22 after the airline reassessed weather and haze conditions in Singapore. Services connect Subang’s Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport with Singapore’s Seletar Airport.
The airline will run a limited schedule on October 21. The flights returning that day are FY3122, FY3123, FY3126, FY3127, FY3130 and FY3131. Firefly had previously cancelled all scheduled services between the airports.
In its advisory, Firefly said it was contacting affected passengers to offer travel on Malaysia Airlines services linking Kuala Lumpur (KUL) and Singapore (SIN), depending on seat availability. Passengers who decline those arrangements can receive a full refund. Firefly is wholly owned by Malaysia Airlines.
Singapore’s National Environment Agency reported an improvement in air quality, with readings for the 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) between 86 and 115 as of 11pm.
