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Singapore Airlines has served the Maldives for more than four decades, having launched a weekly Singapore–Malé service in March 1984.
15 October 2026, 04:08
Singapore Airlines Regional Vice President Edwin Chiang has recognised Maldives Airports Company Limited’s (MACL) Ramp Services team at Velana International Airport for its contribution to safety, aircraft turnaround efficiency and smooth ground operations.
In a post on X, MACL said the recognition acknowledged the team’s exceptional work in enhancing safety, improving turnaround efficiency and ensuring seamless operations. The airport operator said those efforts had also strengthened its partnership with Singapore Airlines.
Singapore Airlines has served the Maldives for more than four decades, having launched a weekly Singapore–Malé service in March 1984. The route forms part of the carrier’s longstanding presence in the country’s international aviation market.
The airline operates direct services between Malé and Singapore, providing onward connections through Changi Airport to destinations across Asia, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and North America.
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