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Based on current schedules, the group says its passenger capacity is expected to be around 26% of pre-Covid-19 levels by May 2021.

The group’s flagship carrier Singapore Airlines’ capacity declined 78.0% y-o-y in December 2020.

Shares in SIA closed 1 cent higher, or 0.3% up, at $3.52 today.

Although all airlines registered improved passenger load factor (PLF) contributions, SIA's cargo sector faced a decline in its load factor.

SINGAPORE (Dec 16): For the month of November, Singapore Airlines Group (SIA) reported a 2.8 percentage point increase in overall passenger load factor (PLF), which was attributable mainly to improved PLF figures across all its airline segments. 

SINGAPORE (Oct 15): Singapore Airlines Group (SIA) reported a 1.2 percentage point increase in passenger load factor (PLF) to 84.8% on the back of improved PLF figures across all its airlines.

Notably, the group’s flagship carrier Singapore Airlines saw a 1.5 percentage point hike in PLF to 86.3%, as passenger carriage increased 8.1% from the preceding year against capacity injections of 6.2%. Apart from the marginal declines in East Asia and

SINGAPORE (Feb 15): Singapore Airlines Group (SIA Group) has posted a 1 percentage point increase to 81.1% in passenger load factor (PLF) on the back of better PLF across almost all of the airlines under its umbrella.