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CCCS consults on the potential release of Qantas Airways and Emirates from capacity commitments on Singapore-Brisbane and Singapore-Melbourne routes

4 October 2024

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Decision:

CCCS has released Qantas Airways Limited (“Qantas”) and Emirates (the “Parties”) from capacity commitments on the Singapore-Melbourne (“SIN-MEL”) route and released Qantas from capacity commitments on the Singapore-Brisbane (“SIN-BNE”) route.

Further Information:

8 August 2024

The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore is inviting public feedback from 8 August to 19 August 2024 on the release of Qantas Airways Limited (“QF”) and Emirates (“EK”) (the “Parties”) from capacity commitments on the Singapore-Brisbane (“SIN-BNE”) and Singapore-Melbourne (“SIN-MEL”) routes, and the release of QF from capacity commitments on the SIN-MEL route.

Public Consultation Materials:

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