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Proposed Commercial Cooperation Framework between Singapore Airlines Limited and TATA SIA Airlines Limited
5 March 2024
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Reference: | CCCS 400-110-2020-001 |
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Notifying Parties: | The parties to the agreement are
(collectively, the “Parties”) |
Notifying Date: | 30 November 2020 |
Summary of transaction: | Note: The summary information posted on this Public Register on the nature and objectives is provided by the Parties. CCCS makes no representation as to the accuracy or veracity of the summary information posted. The Parties have entered into a Commercial Cooperation Framework Agreement, to bring about a metal-neutral alliance in respect of services between Singapore and India (“Proposed Cooperation”). The scope of the Proposed Cooperation includes among other things, scheduling, pricing, sales and marketing cooperation and other commercial areas (including special prorate arrangements and expanded code sharing cooperation to leverage on the strength of both airlines’ networks to grow traffic between Singapore and India and between India and certain agreed markets). Subject to the agreement of the Parties, the Proposed Cooperation will extend to include SilkAir (Singapore) Private Limited and potentially to the operations of Scoot Tigerair Pte Ltd (both wholly-owned subsidiaries of SIA). The Proposed Cooperation is expected to result in significant consumer and economic benefits, and efficiencies. Including, inter alia,:
The Proposed Cooperation relates to the provision of international air passenger transport services. The scope of the proposed cooperation will include all services operated by the respective parties between Singapore and India. The Parties submit that they overlap on 16 Origin-Destination routes (the “Overlapping Routes”) in the provision of air passenger transport services between Singapore and India, prior to COVID-19, both on a direct and non-direct basis as set out in Table 1 below. |
Table 1: Parties’ Overlapping Routes
Parties' Overlapping Routes | |
Direct routes | |
1. | SIN-BOM vv |
2. | SIN-DEL vv |
Non-direct routes | |
3. | SIN-AMD vv |
4. | SIN-ATQ vv |
5. | SIN-BBI vv |
6. | SIN-BLR vv |
7. | SIN-CCU vv |
8. | SIN-COK vv |
9. | SIN-GAU vv |
10. | SIN-GOI vv |
11. | SIN-HYD vv |
12. | SIN-IXZ vv |
13. | SIN-LKO vv |
14. | SIN-MAA vv |
15. | SIN-TRV vv |
16. | SIN-VNS vv |
Decision: | Decision Date: 5 March 2024 Read the Media Release. Read the Grounds of Decision. |