SilkAir destinations

This is a list of airports that SilkAir flies to, excluding code-shared destinations.

[edit] Asia

Bandar Seri Begawan (Brunei International Airport) - daily scheduled services by Tradewinds. Terminated in early 1990s ^{[citation needed]}. However Singapore Airlines still serves this route (occassionally using SilkAir's aircraft), in addition to code share flights operated by Royal Brunei.
Chittagong Service launched on 31 March 2002, with 3 flights a week every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, and suspended since 19 January 2004 due to low traffic.
Hat Yai (Tiger Airways now flies there)
Pattaya
Jakarta suspended since July 1999. However Singapore Airlines still serves this route.
Makassar Service launched in November 1995, and suspended since 26 March 2003 due to low yields.
Vientiane
Pekanbaru, which was suspended due to a lack of aircraft, but talks are on-going for the route to be reinstated, currently operated through codeshare with Garuda Indonesia)
Macau (Macau International Airport) (launched 2 July 2002, last flight 31 December 2004, Tiger Airways now flies there)
Krabi (Krabi Airport) (launched 1 May 2002, last flight on 28 February 2005, Tiger Airways now flies there)
Hangzhou
Kuantan
Hyderabad (Begumpet Airport) since 30 October 2002, last flight on 28 October 2005 to be transferred to Singapore Airlines from 30 October 2005
Fuzhou since 3 December 2003 terminated in 2005
Padang (Tabing Airport) (suspended from 23 February 2005 to 30 April 2005 given up to Tiger Airways)