Singapore Airlines extends Dubai flight cancellations
· Politics · Singapore · United Arab Emirates
Singapore Airlines extended the cancellation of its Dubai flights to Feb 28, citing the geopolitical situation in the Middle East. Separately, Cathay Pacific joined a growing list of airlines hit by a data breach, saying the incident is being investigated and is not affecting its systems or operations. Start-ups are also helping travellers cash in on fare drops as US airlines deploy AI pricing tools.
Why it matters:Extended cancellations show how Middle East conflict is reshaping airline routes well into next year, with knock-on costs for travellers.
Key points
- Dubai flights cancelled through Feb 28
- Cathay Pacific reported a data breach
- Airlines are deploying AI pricing tools amid scrutiny
Sources (original reporting)
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