Fresh liquidity strengthens SIA's financial standing in crisis
But headwinds remain as international travel still remains largely on hold, analysts say
Singapore
HAVING successfully landed some S$10 billion in funding, Singapore Airlines (SIA) is on better financial footing as it awaits a recovery in air travel.
However, stiff headwinds persist for Singapore's flag carrier, given the lack of a domestic market to fall back on while international travel still remains largely on hold, analysts highlighted.
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