Singapore Airlines is planning trips that start and end at the same airport in a bid to boost business after passenger traffic drops amid the coronavirus pandemic. Stefan Wood, director at aircraft charter firm Singapore Air Charter, reportedly approached Singapore Airlines about offering flights to nowhere using the Airbus A-350 planes. But Singapore Airlines is not the first airline to offer trips that land at the same airport that they departed from. In July, Singapore Airlines Group reported a 1.12billion Singapore dollar (£639million) net loss for the three months up until June - the company's largest quarterly loss. MailOnline has contacted Singapore Airlines for comment.

Source: Daily Mail September 12, 2020 15:45 UTC