Singapore Airlines Launches Dreamliner Service to the Maldives
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You now have one more way to reach the dreamy destination of the Maldives: Singapore Airlines has launched Dreamliner service to the remote island. You can now book direct flights between Singapore (SIN) and Malé (MLE) onboard a Singapore Airlines Dreamliner.
The new service is being launched as a part of a new open skies agreement between the Maldives and Singapore, according to Simple Flying. The new agreement was signed on July 1, 2019.
For more on Singapore’s 787-10 Dreamliner, check out these posts:
- Boeing Delivers the World’s First 787-10 Dreamliner to Singapore Airlines
- First Look: Singapore Airlines’ Great New Regional Business Class
- How to Use Miles to Fly Singapore’s Brand-New 787-10 Business Class
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