Firefly resumes operations to Singapore, plans more flights


Firefly chief executive officer Philip See hoped that demand would pick up and gradually return to pre-pandemic levels.

SINGAPORE: Firefly, a wholly-owned unit of the Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), has reinstated its flights to Seletar airport here that had been suspended since March 2020 due to Covid-19.

Flight FY3124 departed from Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport and arrived with 64 passengers, including Firefly chief executive officer Philip See and his delegation on board yesterday morning.

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