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10
Singapore Airlines Annual Report 05/06
SIGNIFICANT
EVENTS
• SIA Engineering Company
announced two new joint
ventures – one with Cebu
Pacifi c Air to offer line
maintenance at 14 airports in
the Philippines; the other with
Parker Aerospace Group to
set up an aerospace hydraulic
equipment service centre in
Singapore.
APRIL 05
• Singapore Airlines became
the fi rst airline in the world
to introduce live TV on
international fl ights.
• Singapore Airlines
Cargo launched a twice-
weekly freighter service to
Johannesburg, linking South
Africa with Europe, USA
and Asia.
• Against the backdrop
of escalating fuel prices,
the Singapore Airlines
Group reported a net profi t
attributable to shareholders
of $234.6 million for the
fi rst quarter of fi nancial year
2005-06.
JULY 05
• Singapore Airlines
launched a six-times-weekly
direct service between
Bangkok and Tokyo.
• Singapore Airlines
conducted an Organisational
Climate Survey to gather
employee feedback.
• Singapore Airlines began
codeshare fl ights with Asiana
Airlines between Singapore
and Seoul.
SEPTEMBER 05
• Singapore Airlines Cargo
signed an agreement
with Great Wall Industry
Corporation and Dahlia
Investments to form a joint-
venture cargo airline, The
Great Wall Airlines Company
Limited, in Shanghai. SIA
Cargo holds a 25 percent
share in Great Wall Airlines.
MAY 05
• SATS announced a
$23 million product and
service upgrade to set new
benchmarks to underscore
its position as the premier
ground handling and infl ight
catering company in the
region.
AUGUST 05