Firefly plans to resume all Subang-Seletar flights on Oct 22 after haze cancellations

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Firefly's Flight Schedule Changes":"Firefly, a subsidiary of Malaysia Aviation Group, initially cancelled flights between Subang and Seletar airports from Oct 10 to 12 due to haze conditions in Singapore. The airline extended the cancellations a few more times, with the latest extension until Oct 19. On Oct 19, Firefly announced that it would continue to operate a reduced schedule until Oct 21, with full resumption planned for Oct 22. The airline offered affected passengers alternative travel arrangements on Malaysia Airlines flights or full refunds.","

Air Quality Improvement":"Singapore's National Environment Agency (NEA) noted an improvement in air quality over Singapore, attributing the let-up to winds turning to blow from the south-south-east and showers in the vicinity. However, NEA warned that from Oct 20 to Oct 22, winds may turn east-south-easterly, potentially bringing haze from Kalimantan towards Singapore.","

Passenger Support":"Firefly urged passengers to ensure their contact details are up to date to receive timely updates. Passengers who choose not to proceed with alternative arrangements are eligible for a full refund via the original payment method within 30 working days. The airline emphasized the safety of passengers and crew remains its utmost priority."}