Silk Air to be merged into SQ brand

[daft009]

I only flew MI once from Singapore to Shenzhen & return, was in J. no issues. service was great

 

[Melburnian1]

Aah yes. outdated = bad, new modern interiors = wonderful.

I usually find outdated = more legroom Modern = cramped (by way of comparison QF fit 2 more rows of economy on their 738's vs Silk Air, but then again QF have had their 738's in their fleet a lot longer than MI)

My one way journey memories were influenced by how the flight was full and I was last to receive a meal, and it wasn't to my liking. I take your point: at least the seats were 'thicker'. Your observations were objective, mine subjective. Objective wins!

 

[AIRwin]

Integration of MI into SQ has commenced, with the first 737 flight operated by SQ scheduled on 4 March between SIN and HKT: https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/sg/travel-info/sia-narrowbody/

SQ736 is scheduled to operate SIN-HKT today... Why didn't SQ number the flight as 738?

 

[AIRwin]

MI airline code now belongs to Freebird Airlines Europe