The cuts will be made at Singapore Airlines and its SilkAir and Scoot units
The group said in a statement it will cut the positions across Singapore Airlines, regional arm SilkAir and budget unit Scoot
Singapore Airlines reported a $816.73 million first-quarter net loss after drastically cutting capacity due to the decline in demand and travel restrictions associated with the coronavirus pandemic
The advantage for Singapore Airlines will come from the fact that India doesn't allow foreign airlines to directly fly passengers to a third country.
In March, it announced a financial rescue plan to raise SGD8.8 billion ($6.2 billion) backed by its 55 per cent shareholder, Temasek Holdings
FY2021 Budget planning upset in all five firms, funds will be used repay dues, keep them well-capitalised and finance projects
Four of the country's top six airlines, which together control 80 per cent of the local market, are selling domestic flight tickets for as soon as the third week of May
The enhanced options are available to affected customers who bought tickets on or before March 15 for travel from January 24 to May 31
According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), airlines could lose a quarter of a trillion dollars in revenue this year as commercial flights come to a grinding halt.
Many governments worldwide have already stepped in to help airlines amid the virus-induced travel slump, with the United States offering $58 billion in aid
"Which company would not be interested in evaluating a sovereign airline of the country?" Bhat said
IndiGo, SpiceJet and Air India Express are planning to cut the number of flights to Saudi Arabia and Dammam
A joint venture between Tatas and Singapore Airlines, Vistara has tied up with Tata group firm Nelco to offer in-flight connectivity service
Vistara, Singapore Air's Indian joint venture, is considering ordering more 787 Dreamliner jets - whose sticker prices start at about $250 million each
Currently, SIA operates four weekly return flights - on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday - and SilkAir operates three weekly return flights to Kolkata
IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir see undue favour to Vistara; GMR says fear unwarranted
Vistara, 49% owned by Singapore Air and 51% by Indian conglomerate Tata Group, started out in January 2015
Vistara, which commenced its air services on domestic routes in January 2015, is all set to launch its international operations
The flight landed safely at Singapore's Changi International Airport on Tuesday morning
Other flights of the airline on the Bengaluru-Singapore route would continue to use other aircraft