Singapore Airlines has just announced that it will be cutting 674 flights (Singapore Airlines and SilkAir) as the on-going corona virus epidemic continues to hit Asia’s travel demand. These cuts will spread across Singapore Airlines’s global network, including Europe, USA and Africa; from March to May.
The below tables summarise the destinations affected by the cancellation.


Top Five Cities With The Greatest Cuts
- Tokyo (NRT & HND): 82 flight cancellations
- Seoul: 78 flight cancellations
- Taipei: 56 flight cancellations
- Cochin: 48 flight cancellations
- London: 44 flight cancellations
Affected Routes and Dates
United States

Europe


Australia & New Zealand


North Asia



South East Asia



Africa & West Asia


If Your Flight is Cancelled
At the point of writing, Singapore Airlines, or your travel agent, should have already reached out to you to provide alternative arrangements. If you think that the new arrangement is not suitable for you; you should first go online to search for some flight alternatives before contacting Singapore Airlines or your travel agency, then proceed with making a new arrangement.