Singapore Airlines remains optimistic about its growth perspective, even while the challenges persist in the global aviation sector. | Photo credit: Reuters/Phil Noble
The Singapur airline group reported on Thursday a net record of $ 2.8 billion for fiscal year 2015, largely driven by a unique non-monetary accounting gain of $ 1.1 billion of the Air India-Vestara fusion.
Last year, Sia and Tata Sons merged Air India and viewed, giving the first a 25.1 percent participation in the Air India expanded group.
According to SIA, despite the intense competition of the market that leads to lower yields, the group registered a strong operational gain of $ 1.7 billion, backed by the record number of passengers.
Besighes, the group proposes a final dividend or 30 cents per share for fiscal year 2014-25, which takes the total dividend to 40 cents per share.
In addition, SIA said he is ready to continue his growth career, even when he faces continuous challenges in the aviation industry.
Posted on May 16, 2025
