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SIA Reports its Second-Highest Operating Profit in History: 5 Things You Need to Know

The airline is seeing a sharp surge in demand as borders reopen around the world.Blue skies are here

SIA Reports its Second-Highest Operating Profit in History: 5 Things You Need to Know

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Soaring revenue and profits</b></p><p>Total revenue for SIA tripled year on year from S$1.3 billion to S$3.9 billion for 1Q2023.</p><p>Singapore threw open its borders to vaccinated travellers in April this year, resulting in the carrier enjoying buoyant demand for travel bookings.</p><p>Two quarters ago, SIA benefitted from the expansion of the vaccinated travel lanes (VTL) scheme, and this momentum carried on as Singapore reopened its borders tentatively in the previous quarter.</p><p>This sharp jump in revenue is expected to be sustained as SIA heads into the holiday period with forward sales staying healthy up till October 2022.</p><p>Operating profit came in at S$556 million, reversing from an operating loss of S$274 million in 1Q2022.</p><p>Net profit stood at S$370 million for the quarter.</p><p><b>2. Rising capacity and load factor</b></p><p>The April to June period this year saw a significant jump in passenger numbers for SIA.</p><p>As borders reopened in April, passenger numbers shot up above the one million mark that month and have been rising ever since.</p><p>For 1Q2023, total passengers carried came up to 5.1 million, more than 14-fold above the 362,000 chalked up in the same period last year.</p><p>Passenger load factor soared to 79%, the highest since the onset of the pandemic, up 34.1 percentage points.</p><p>Passenger and cargo capacities jumped to 60.7% and 77% for 1Q2023, up from 26.5% and 56.8% in 1Q2022, respectively.</p><p><b>3. Keeping its fleet young</b></p><p>During 1Q2023, SIA took delivery of two Airbus A350-900s, of which one joined its operating fleet.</p><p>In addition, three Boeing 737-8s also joined SIA’s fleet this quarter, with another to be added once it completes its cabin retrofit.</p><p>As of 30 June 2022, SIA’s operating fleet consisted of 127 passenger aircraft and seven freighters, with Scoot operating 55 passenger aircraft.</p><p>The group’s fleet is just six years and three months old and is one of the youngest and most fuel-efficient fleets in the airline industry, with the average fleet age at 15 years and six months.</p><p><b>4. Increasing its network points</b></p><p>SIA continued to increase the number of destinations it flies to in response to healthy demand.</p><p>In 1Q2023, it reinstated flights to cities such as Cebu, Medan, and Nanjing while Scoot launched new services to Jeju in South Korea.</p><p>As of 30 June, the group’s passenger network covered 98 destinations in 36 countries, getting closer to its pre-pandemic network of 137 destinations in 37 countries.</p><p>SIA plans to increase services in anticipation of the Northern Winter operating season from 30 October 2022 to 25 March 2023, and will add more flights to Los Angeles, Paris and Japan as well as restore its Indian network to pre-pandemic levels.</p><p>Group capacity is expected to reach 76% by 3Q2023.</p><p><b>5. 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Increasing its network pointsSIA continued to increase the number of destinations it flies to in response to healthy demand.In 1Q2023, it reinstated flights to cities such as Cebu, Medan, and Nanjing while Scoot launched new services to Jeju in South Korea.As of 30 June, the group’s passenger network covered 98 destinations in 36 countries, getting closer to its pre-pandemic network of 137 destinations in 37 countries.SIA plans to increase services in anticipation of the Northern Winter operating season from 30 October 2022 to 25 March 2023, and will add more flights to Los Angeles, Paris and Japan as well as restore its Indian network to pre-pandemic levels.Group capacity is expected to reach 76% by 3Q2023.5. 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