Scoot to scrap flights to 4 cities, braces for slower growth
Weak demand and aircraft shortage cited for the changes; no plans to reinstate the routes as yet
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SCOOT is expecting slower projected growth in terms of capacity, after it announced plans to scrap flights to four cities due to a combination of weak demand and aircraft shortage.
These cities are Lucknow in Northern India, Kalibo in the Philippines, Quanzhou in China and the Maldives' capital Male, the low-cost arm of Singapore Airlines said on Monday.
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