Firefly cancels Subang-Seletar flights over haze concerns
Affected passengers are being contacted and rebooked on available Malaysia Airlines services.
Singapore's Firefly Airlines has halted all flights between Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang and Seletar Airport in Singapore, effective immediately until further notice. The decision comes as a precautionary measure due to weather and haze conditions, according to an advisory issued by the airline. This cancellation impacts six daily services, including flights FY3122, FY3123, FY3124, FY3125, FY3126, FY3127, FY3128, FY3129, FY3130, FY3131, FY3132, and FY3133.
Affected passengers are being contacted and offered alternative routes on Malaysia Airlines, contingent on seat availability. Those who choose not to rebook will receive a full refund, credited back to their original payment method within 30 days. Firefly remains vigilant, monitoring the evolving weather situation, and will provide further updates on flight schedules directly to affected customers.
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