Singapore Airlines (English: Singapore Airlines, Malay: Syarikat Penerbangan Singapura, Tamil:? Singapore Airlines is Singapore Airlines and the national airline of the country. Singapore Airlines is based in Changi Airport, mainly engaged in international routes, and has a strong route network in Southeast Asia, East Asia and South Asia, and occupies a part of kangaroo route market. In addition, Singapore Airlines also operates trans-Pacific flights, including the world's longest non-stop flights, Singapore-new york and Singapore-Los Angeles, operated by A340-500. Singapore Airlines is also the first airline to operate the world's largest passenger aircraft A380.

Singapore Airlines also has some aviation-related subsidiaries, including SilkAir, which is mainly responsible for regional flights and low-capacity flights, and Singapore Airlines Cargo, which is responsible for the cargo business of Singapore Airlines. In addition, Singapore Airlines also owns shares in other airlines, such as Virgin Atlantic and low-cost airline Xinfeng Tiger Airways, which owns 49% of the shares. In terms of market capital, SIA is the largest airline in the world. In terms of per capita income, SIA is the largest airline in the world with 15, the eighth largest airline in Asia, and the sixth largest airline in the world in terms of passenger capacity on international routes.

Singapore Airlines ranked 17 in Fortune magazine and became the most admired airline in the world in 2007. Its brand has been widely known in the aviation industry, especially in terms of safety, service quality and innovative style, which is directly proportional to its revenue. Singapore Airlines has won numerous awards, and is optimistic about fleet purchase, and dares to try different new models. Singapore Airlines is also the first airline in Asia and the third in the world to pass IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit).

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