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November 2003
•SIA signs letter of intent with
Connexion by Boeing to provide
high-speed Internet-based
communications on board all its
long-haul flights
•Ezycargo, an internet service portal
involving a partnership between
SIA Cargo, Qantas Freight, Cathay
Pacific Airlines Cargo and Japan
Airlines Cargo, is launched
December 2003
•SilkAir commences twice-weekly
operations to Fuzhou, China
•Announcement that SIA will own
49 per cent of low cost carrier
Tiger Airways, in partnership with
Temasek Holdings, Indigo Partners
LLC and Irelandia Investments Ltd
January 2004
•SIA’s first ultra-long-range A340-500,
dubbed the A345LeaderShip, joins
the fleet
•SIA commences thrice-weekly
services to Shenzhen, China
February 2004
•SIA’s A345LeaderShip commences
daily non-stop services from
Singapore to Los Angeles, the world’s
longest non-stop commercial flight
•SIA announces a third quarter profit
of $378 million and returns to the
black with a cumulative profit of
$371 million
March 2004
•SIA commences thrice-weekly services
to Nanjing, China
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