Firefly plans Oct 22 resumption of all Subang-Seletar flights after haze cancellations萤火虫航空计划于10月22日恢复所有梳邦-实里达航线，此前因雾霾取消的航班已全部停飞。
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A passenger looking at Firefly aircraft parked on the tarmac at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang, on Oct 13.
Published Oct 19, 2026, 10:10 PM
Updated Oct 19, 2026, 10:10 PM
Firefly plans to fully resume Subang-Seletar flights on Oct 22 after haze cancellations, as air quality in Singapore improves.
The airline kept a reduced schedule until Oct 21 and cancelled several flights, while offering affected passengers Malaysia Airlines alternatives or full refunds.
Singapore’s NEA warned winds may shift and bring more haze from Kalimantan, so Firefly said it will keep monitoring conditions and prioritise safety.
SINGAPORE – Malaysian low-cost carrier Firefly plans to fully resume flights between Subang Airport and Seletar Airport on Oct 22, as hazy conditions in Singapore ease.
The airline cancelled flights on the route from Oct 10 to 12 as a “proactive measure” due to the haze arising from fires in Indonesia. It subsequently extended the cancellations three more times – once to Oct 14, then Oct 16, and most recently to Oct 19 .
In a Facebook post on the evening of Oct 19, Firefly said: “Following the latest operational assessment of weather and haze conditions at Seletar Airport, Firefly will continue to operate a reduced schedule between Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, Subang, and Seletar Airport, Singapore, until Oct 21.”
“Full resumption of all scheduled services is planned for Oct 22, subject to operational conditions.”
As at 9pm on Oct 19, though, Seletar Airport’s website still shows all inbound and outbound Firefly flights on Oct 20 as “cancelled”.
Meanwhile, in its daily haze advisory on the same evening, Singapore’s National Environment Agency noted an improvement in the air quality over Singapore. It attributed the let-up to the turning of winds to blow from the south-south-east and showers in the vicinity.
However, from the night of Oct 20 until Oct 22, the winds are likely to turn east-south-easterly with dry conditions forecast over the surrounding region, including parts of Kalimantan, the agency said.
“This may bring smoke haze from fires in Kalimantan towards Singapore,” it added.
Firefly said in its Oct 19 post that the following flights remain cancelled:
FY3122 (Oct 19 to 21)
FY3124 (Oct 19 to 20)
FY3126 (Oct 19 to 21)
FY3128 (Oct 19 to 20)
FY3130 (Oct 19 to 21)
FY3132 (Oct 19 to 20)
FY3123 (Oct 19 to 21)
FY3125 (Oct 19 to 20)
FY3127 (Oct 19 to 21)
FY3129 (Oct 19 to 20)
FY3131 (Oct 19 to 21)
FY3133 (Oct 19 to 20)
Affected passengers are being contacted and offered alternative travel arrangements on available Malaysia Airlines flights between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, subject to seat availability, Firefly said.
Firefly is a subsidiary of Malaysia Aviation Group, of which Malaysia Airlines is also part of. Firefly’s fleet includes twin turboprop aircraft, according to its website.
Those who choose not to proceed with the alternative arrangements are eligible for a full refund to the original payment method within 30 working days, Firefly said.
The airline urged passengers to ensure that their contact details are up to date to receive timely updates via e-mail or SMS. Alternatively, people can contact Firefly Customer Care or Live Chat support via the Firefly website, it added.
It said: “Firefly continues to monitor weather and haze conditions at Seletar Airport and will provide further updates should there be any changes to the flight schedule.”
“The safety of our passengers and crew remains our utmost priority.”
Daniel Lai is a journalist at the ST Now team, covering breaking news and international affairs.
10 月 13 日，一名乘客正在观看停在梳邦苏丹阿卜杜勒·阿齐兹·沙阿机场停机坪上的萤火虫航空公司的飞机。
发布于2026年10月19日晚上10:10
更新于2026年10月19日晚上10:10
随着新加坡空气质量的改善，萤火虫航空计划在10月22日全面恢复梳邦-实里达航线，此前因雾霾而取消的航班将暂停。
该航空公司将航班缩减至 10 月 21 日，并取消了多个航班，同时为受影响的马来西亚航空公司乘客提供其他航班选择或全额退款。
新加坡国家环境局警告称，风向可能会改变，并可能从加里曼丹带来更多雾霾，因此萤火虫航空公司表示，将继续监测情况并将安全放在首位。
新加坡——随着新加坡雾霾天气缓解，马来西亚廉价航空公司飞萤航空计划于10月22日全面恢复梳邦机场和实里达机场之间的航班。
由于印尼山火造成的烟雾，该航空公司作为一项“积极措施”，取消了10月10日至12日期间该航线的航班。随后，该航空公司又三次延长了航班取消期限——第一次延长至10月14日，第二次延长至10月16日，最近一次延长至10月19日。
10 月 19 日晚，萤火虫航空在 Facebook 上发帖称：“根据对实里达机场天气和雾霾情况的最新运营评估，萤火虫航空将继续减少苏丹阿卜杜勒·阿齐兹·沙阿机场（梳邦）和新加坡实里达机场之间的航班班次，直至 10 月 21 日。”
“所有航班计划于10月22日全面恢复，具体时间取决于运营情况。”
截至 10 月 19 日晚上 9 点，实里达机场的网站仍然显示 10 月 20 日所有飞萤航空的进出港航班均“已取消”。
与此同时，新加坡国家环境局在当晚发布的每日雾霾预警中指出，新加坡的空气质量有所改善。该机构将空气质量的改善归因于风向转为东南偏南风以及附近地区的阵雨。
该机构表示，从 10 月 20 日晚到 10 月 22 日，风向可能会转为东南风，预计周边地区（包括加里曼丹部分地区）将出现干燥天气。
“这可能会将加里曼丹岛火灾产生的烟雾带到新加坡方向，”声明补充道。
萤火虫航空在10月19日的帖子中表示，以下航班仍然取消：
FY3122（10月19日至21日）
FY3124（10月19日至20日）
FY3126（10月19日至21日）
FY3128（10月19日至20日）
FY3130（10月19日至21日）
FY3132（10月19日至20日）
FY3123（10月19日至21日）
FY3125（10月19日至20日）
FY3127（10月19日至21日）
FY3129（10月19日至20日）
FY3131（10月19日至21日）
FY3133（10月19日至20日）
飞萤航空表示，他们正在联系受影响的乘客，并根据座位情况，为他们提供乘坐马来西亚航空吉隆坡至新加坡航班的替代行程安排。
萤火虫航空是马来西亚航空集团的子公司，马来西亚航空也是该集团的成员。据其官网显示，萤火虫航空的机队包括双涡轮螺旋桨飞机。
萤火虫公司表示，选择不接受替代方案的客户可在 30 个工作日内通过原支付方式获得全额退款。
该航空公司敦促乘客确保联系方式是最新的，以便及时通过电子邮件或短信接收最新信息。此外，乘客还可以通过萤火虫航空官网联系客服或在线聊天支持。
声明称：“萤火虫航空将继续监测实里达机场的天气和雾霾情况，如有任何航班时刻表变更，将提供进一步的更新信息。”
“乘客和机组人员的安全始终是我们的首要任务。”
Daniel Lai 是 ST Now 团队的记者，负责报道突发新闻和国际事务。