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Airline Re-Launches Route After 3-Year Hiatus
Jesse Tabit October 24, 2016
With its new Airbus A350s, Singapore Airlines is now flying a nonstop service from Singapore to San Francisco. The carrier launched the service, which it has given a break for three years, on Sunday. The aircraft can seat 253 passengers in total, though first class is not offered.
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SQ did not fly non stop to SFO but it did fly to SFO via HKG if I am not wrong.
A great airline for Americans!
When did SQ ever start SIN-SFO non-stop? They flew SIN-LAX and SIN-EWR non-stop, but not SIN-SFO, as far as I know.