Finance·Jul 29, 2026
Singapore Airlines Posts S$76 Million Loss as Fuel Costs Surge
The national carrier swung to a first-quarter deficit after Middle East conflict drove fuel expenses up 78.5 percent year-on-year
By Cheng Wei-Lun · 3 min ·
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The national carrier swung to a first-quarter deficit after Middle East conflict drove fuel expenses up 78.5 percent year-on-year

The national carrier swung to a S$76 million loss despite record quarterly revenue, weighed down by Middle East conflict-driven fuel expenses and Air India losses

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