The Latest Breaking News from Singapore Airlines

Turbulence, screaming children and randomly allocated seats are most likely to make passengers feel uncomfortable.

Cathay Pacific is the latest airline to ban the use of power banks on flights after the devices were believed to have started a fire.

A share rally in Singapore's biggest banks—DBS, UOB and OCBC—lifted the Straits Times Index to end the year above Malayis'a Kuala Lumpur Composite Index.

A mother, a four-month-old and over 20 hours on a plane: doesn’t that sound like a nightmare? Everyone told Belle Cooper she shouldn’t do it but, determined for her family in Australia to meet the new arrival, she headed Down Under – this is what the long journey is really…

Cardholders of Chase credit cards can look forward to accessing three new pop up airport lounges that opened this week in the western part of the country.

Singapore International Airlines will renovate cabins, seats and in-flight entertainment systems on 41 airbuses.

A ‘terrible miscalculation’ led flight SQ321 to fall, said Richard Woodward

Dozens of passengers were injured and some were thrown into the ceiling of the plane when extreme turbulence hit

From definite delays to delightful cabin crew, frequent flyers know all about which airline is their personal favourite - and least favourite. Here, we outline their choices