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Singapore Airlines Posts First Quarterly Loss Since 2022 As Fuel Bill Jumps $767 Million

Rising fuel bills drove Singapore Airlines to its first quarterly loss since 2022.

Singapore Airlines Posts First Quarterly Loss Since 2022 As Fuel Bill Jumps $767 Million

Singapore Airlines announced its first quarterly loss since April 2022, reporting an attributable net loss of S$143 million for the three months ending June 30, 2023. This outcome stems primarily from a significant increase in fuel costs totaling $767 million. Despite this financial setback, Singapore Airlines highlighted that it continues to perform strongly overall. The airline’s revenue reached S$3.5 billion during the period, demonstrating continued demand for air travel. Management remains confident in the company's long-term strategy and future prospects following these challenging results.