Singapore Airlines on April 1, 2025, will suspend flights between Manchester, U.K., and Houston, which was its only route to the Texas city, the carrier announced Monday, adding that it will continue to fly between Singapore and Manchester five times weekly.
The carrier is making other changes to its 2025 “northern summer” operating season, which runs from March 30 to Oct. 25.
Singapore will add daily service to London Gatwick, up from the current five-times weekly service, which when added to Singapore-London Heathrow service, will offer customers five daily flight options. Services to Rome between June 26 and Aug. 28 will increase to five-times weekly, up from four.
The carrier also from June 24 to Sept. 7 will delink its three-times weekly Singapore-Milan-Barcelona flights and operate more direct flights between Singapore and each of the two European cities, with five-times weekly service to Barcelona, up from two, and daily service to Milan, up from four times weekly.
