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Singapore airlines SWOT
Singapore airlines (SQ) are one of the best and most famous airlines in the world with great service and great airplane with airbus and superbus. Singapore airlines began in 1947 with Malaysia airways. On 16 September 1963, the Federation of Malaysia was born and the Airline became known as Malaysian Airways. In May 1966, it became Malaysia-Singapore Airlines. In 1972, Malaysia-Singapore Airlines split up to become two entities - Singapore Airlines and Malaysian Airline System. That change was used to launch a new, more modern service approach on the airline. To house a special fleet of B747s, B727s, and DC-10s, the new Singapore Airlines also boasted a new airfreight terminal and a B747 hangar. In the1980s, the Singapore Airlines fleet continued to grow, in impressive and historic ways. It had the first A300 Superbus, the B747-300 Big Top, the B757 and the A310-200. We were also the first airline in the world to operate an international commercial flight across the Pacific Ocean with the 747-400 Megatop. In the 1990s, Singapore Airlines revolutionized inflight communications and entertainment through the KrisFone - the first global sky telephone service - and KrisWorld offerings. In 2000, Singapore Airlines placed 19 A380s and B777-200s in 2001. In 2004 Singapore Airlines was the first to operate the world’s longest non-stop commercial flight between Singapore and Los Angeles in February .In 25 October 2007, The A380, the world's largest commercial plane entered service with SQ. In 2010, Singapore Airlines was the first to offer free drinks and complimentary headsets. More recently, we pioneered inflight telecommunications services and unparalleled inflight luxury. In 2007, Singapore Airlines celebrated its 60th Anniversary and we are the first to put the world’s largest plane into service. This essay will discuss SWOT analysis from Singapore Airlines. (http://www.Singaporeair.com ).

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