Singapore Airlines Group swings to first quarterly net loss since 2022 as fuel costs rise; while taking new A320neo/737 MAX 8 ai
Singapore Airlines reported its first quarterly net loss since 2022, despite record revenue, citing higher jet-fuel costs tied to Middle East tensions and continued losses from Air India. In parallel, the group received four aircraft in Q1FY2027 (one A320neo, three 737 MAX 8) and said Singapore Airlines and ANA received interim Australian ACCC authorization to expand their joint venture.