World · Malaysia Bureau
Firefly to restore full Subang-Singapore service from Thursday
Budget carrier Firefly will resume full flight operations on its Subang-Singapore route starting October 22, marking a return to normal capacity on the key regional link.
LSN Malaysia ·
Firefly announced it will restore full service between Kuala Lumpur's Subang Airport and Singapore on Thursday, ending a period of reduced operations on the route. The resumption comes as the airline works to rebuild its network following earlier service disruptions. The Subang-Singapore corridor is one of the airline's key regional services, connecting Malaysia's capital with the city-state across the Strait of Malacca. Firefly operates multiple daily frequencies on this route, which serves both leisure and business travellers. The airline did not specify what had necessitated the earlier reduction in services but said it remains committed to maintaining reliable connectivity between the two major Southeast Asian hubs. Passengers are advised to check their booking details and confirm flight information with the airline ahead of travel.