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Singapore Airlines first-half net profit drops 44% to SGD 134 million; first-half revenue rises 17% to SGD 11.3 billion

By Public Technologies
  • Singapore Airlines’ first-half FY2026/27 net profit fell 44% year-on-year to SGD 133.9 million, weighed by elevated jet fuel costs.
  • Revenue climbed 17% year-on-year to a record SGD 11.3 billion, driven by robust passenger and cargo demand.
  • Second-quarter net profit rose year-on-year to SGD 209.7 million, supported by stronger operating profit and lower associated-company losses.
  • Passenger demand remains healthy, but higher fares and cargo rates do not fully offset sustained high fuel prices.


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