Top 10 Unserved Routes From Singapore

2 tygodni temu
Zdjęcie: top-10-unserved-routes-from-singapore


SINGAPORE- One of the world’s best and busiest airports, Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) is renowned as a global aviation hub, connecting Southeast Asia to the rest of the world. Despite its vast network, expansion opportunities remain as airlines and airports collaborate to optimize connections at industry events like the IATA Slot Conference.

This article explores the top 10 unserved routes for Singapore, based on passenger demand data from October 2023 to September 2024. These unserved routes present exciting prospects for future growth at Singapore Changi Airport.

Photo: Changi Airports

Top 10 Unserved Routes

Using detailed passenger traffic analysis, BEONTRA has highlighted the most promising unserved routes for Singapore Changi. These markets represent significant opportunities for airlines seeking to expand their presence and enhance connectivity.

Rank Airport Code City O&D Market Size (PAX)
1 CTS Sapporo New Chitose, Japan 82,353
2 CGQ Changchun, China 66,035
3 DLC Dalian, China 63,051
4 HRB Harbin, China 56,051
5 IAH Houston George Bush, USA 48,655
6 GVA Geneva, Switzerland 47,050
7 DUB Dublin, Ireland 44,882
8 YYZ Toronto Pearson, Canada 43,937
9 MAD Madrid, Spain 43,697
10 VIE Vienna, Austria 41,024
Note: The data represents the bi-directional O&D (Origin & Destination) market size from October 2023 to September 2024.

1. CTS (Sapporo, Japan)

  • Passenger Volume: 82,353 PAX

Sapporo, the gateway to Hokkaido, is a prime destination for winter tourism. Its appeal to leisure travelers from Southeast Asia makes it a top candidate for new flights.

Scoot (TR) recently launched direct flights between Singapore and Sapporo, addressing the previously unserved route.

2. CGQ (Changchun, China)

  • Passenger Volume: 66,035 PAX

As a key economic center in Northeast China, Changchun’s outbound travel demand is growing rapidly. Establishing a direct link with Singapore would cater to both business and leisure travelers.

3. DLC (Dalian, China)

  • Passenger Volume: 63,051 PAX

Dalian, a coastal city known for its industrial and financial sectors, has considerable potential for both tourism and business travel demand to Singapore.

4. HRB (Harbin, China)

  • Passenger Volume: 56,051 PAX

Harbin’s unique cultural attractions and rising outbound travel make it another strong contender for a new route connecting it with Southeast Asia.

5. IAH (Houston, USA)

  • Passenger Volume: 48,655 PAX

Houston, a major hub for energy and business, represents a high-yield opportunity for long-haul connectivity to Singapore, catering to premium and corporate travelers.

6. GVA (Geneva, Switzerland)

  • Passenger Volume: 47,050 PAX

Geneva’s reputation as a global financial and diplomatic center ensures steady demand from high-value travelers, including diplomats and executives.

7. DUB (Dublin, Ireland)

  • Passenger Volume: 44,882 PAX

Dublin’s rising prominence as a tech hub and its vibrant tourism sector make it a promising market for direct connectivity to Singapore.

8. YYZ (Toronto, Canada)

  • Passenger Volume: 43,937 PAX

With its diverse population and strong business ties to Asia, Toronto offers the potential for a profitable long-haul route to Singapore.

9. MAD (Madrid, Spain)

  • Passenger Volume: 43,697 PAX

Madrid’s rich culture and growing travel demand from Southeast Asia make it an attractive destination for new services from Changi.

10. VIE (Vienna, Austria)

  • Passenger Volume: 41,024 PAX

Vienna’s strategic location and appeal as a cultural and business hub present opportunities for direct flights to Singapore.

By Matteo Morando – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=78179622

Bottom Line

Singapore Changi Airport’s strategic position as a global hub equips it to capitalize on these opportunities. By bridging these unserved markets, the airport can further strengthen its role in facilitating global connectivity.

As the aviation industry evolves, such data-driven insights will guide airlines and airports in identifying routes with high potential for success.

Stay tuned with us. Further, follow us on social media for the latest updates.

Join us on Telegram Group for the Latest Aviation Updates. Subsequently, follow us on Google News

Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines Eyes Flights to Asia’s Largest Airport

The post Top 10 Unserved Routes From Singapore appeared first on Aviation A2Z.

Idź do oryginalnego materiału