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Half of Singapore Airlines’ Bali Flights Move to Boeing 737 MAX

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Singapore Airlines will operate three of its six daily Singapore–Bali flights with the Boeing 737-8 MAX from late October 2026, then cut back to five daily services for more than half of the northern winter season. From 25 October 2026 to 27 March 2027, it will run three 787-10 and three 737-8 MAX rotations, reducing winter departures and seats.

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