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From 12 December 2014, SilkAir, the regional wing of Singapore Airlines, will begin daily services to Denpasar.
Together with Singapore Airlines’ four daily flights to Bali’s capital, both airlines will offer a total of five round-trip services a day, subject to regulatory approval.
Singapore Airlines’ Senior Vice President, Marketing Planning Ms. Lee Wen Fen said: “The increase in the number of flights reflects the Singapore Airlines Group’s commitment in expanding our service offerings and providing our customers with more choices and convenience. By synergising the networks of both airlines, we are able to enhance the connectivity options available to our customers through our combined network of 99 cities in 35 countries.”
SilkAir’s Chief Executive, Mr. Leslie Thng said: “Bali is a popular year-round travel destination, renowned for its multifaceted attractions from temples, to pristine beaches and paddy fields. SilkAir is extremely pleased to have the opportunity to connect travellers around the world to this vibrant tourist destination from 12 December.”
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