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SIA announces `Sweet Deal' to Singapore

NEW DELHI: Singapore Airlines on Wednesday announced "Sweet Deal" to Singapore from Delhi, offering the return economy fare of Rs. 8,888 per person till May 31, 2006. This special fare is discounted by over 60 per cent on the ongoing economy fare between Delhi and Singapore. The airlines is also offering return economy class fare to Kuala Lumpur or Penang at Rs. 10,888 per person. The fare allows stopover in Singapore in both directions.

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