SINGAPORE: Seletar Airport may not be as busy as Changi Airport. Firefly suspended all of its flights to Singapore since Dec 1 last year, saying its services would resume once the authorities had sorted out regulatory issues with regards to its move to Seletar Airport. Onward bound: Loke (right) being welcomed by Khaw at Seletar Airport as Senior Minister of State Dr Lam Pin Min looks on. “It has resulted in a win-win situation, in which Firefly was granted approval to fly to Seletar Airport,” he said. Khaw said regulators from both countries would be meeting next week to discuss the new GPS approach procedures, which will replace ILS procedures at Seletar Airport.

Source: The Star April 21, 2019 23:37 UTC