One of the toughest parts about travelling to faraway countries is the long and tiring layovers.
Thankfully, if you’re planning to travel to Canada soon, these tiring stopovers no longer need to be a cause for concern.
Air Canada is finally planning to return to Singapore Changi Airport after over three decades.
Source: Changi Airport on Facebook
This will be the only non-stop flight between Vancouver and Singapore.
After over 30 years, Air Canada, the country’s largest airline, is finally returning to Singapore Changi Airport.
The airline will offer non-stop flights between Vancouver and Singapore, bridging the connection between Canada and Asia.
Furthermore, this will be the only non-stop service connecting Canada to the Lion City.
According to a press release from Air Canada, these flights will be operated using the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
Source: Air Canada
There are three different cabins for passengers to choose from:
These direct flights will operate four times weekly from 3 Apr 2024, subject to the government’s final approval.
According to Lim Ching Kiat, Executive Vice President for Air Hub & Cargo Development at Changi Airport Group, passenger traffic between Singapore and Canada surpassed 80% of pre-Covid-19 levels in the first quarter of 2023.
Source: Changi Airport on Facebook
Thus, he believes that the reintroduction of the Vancouver-Singapore service “strengthens the connectivity between Canada and Asia”.
It will also help to “facilitate growth in both business and leisure travel”.
Air Canada also stated that it sees Singapore as “an important gateway to beyond destinations in Southeast Asia, Southern India and Western Australia”.
Thus, these new direct flights will provide greater convenience and comfort for travellers between Canada and Singapore.
With the launch of these new direct flights, those dreadful stopovers will finally be a worry no more.
While waiting for the official launch of these direct flights, perhaps it’ll be a good time to start planning your next trip to Canada.
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Featured image adapted from Changi Airport on Facebook and Air Canada.
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