Firefly cancels all Seletar‑Subang flights from Oct 10‑12 due to haze

Firefly cancels all Seletar‑Subang flights from Oct 10‑12 due to haze
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Firefly cancelled all outbound flights from Singapore’s Seletar Airport to Malaysia’s Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport scheduled for 10‑12 October because haze reduced visibility, and offered passengers reallocation to Malaysia Airlines services between Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Changi Airport subject to seat availability, with full refunds available within 30 working days for those who decline the reallocation.

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