Firefly cancels Subang-Seletar flights over haze, weather concerns
SINGAPORE: Firefly has cancelled all scheduled flights between Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang and Seletar Airport in Singapore from Oct 10 to 12 as a precautionary safety measure due to weather and haze conditions.
Firefly, a Singapore-based airline, has suspended its daily flights between Subang in Malaysia and Seletar in Singapore from October 10th to the 12th. This decision was made as a precautionary measure due to unfavorable weather and haze conditions. According to the airline, the cancellation affects six daily services, including flights numbered FY3122-3133.
Passengers on these routes are being notified and offered an alternative flight with Malaysia Airlines, if seats are available. Those who prefer not to take the rerouted flights will receive a full refund, which will be returned to their original payment method within 30 days. Firefly is continuously monitoring the evolving weather situation and will inform affected customers of any further updates regarding their flight schedules.
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