World · East Asia & Pacific · 17 hrs ago
Firefly cancels Subang–Seletar flights through Monday because of haze
Malaysian airline Firefly has cancelled all flights between Subang Airport near Kuala Lumpur and Singapore’s Seletar Airport through Monday, Oct 12.
The cancellations affect six return services each day.
The airline says it is acting as a precaution because haze is affecting the region.
It is contacting passengers and offering seats on Malaysia Airlines flights between Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Singapore’s Changi Airport, subject to availability.
Passengers who do not take the alternative flights can get a full refund, credited to their original payment within 30 working days.
On Sunday, air quality was unhealthy in 14 areas of Malaysia and across all five regions of Singapore.
Firefly says it is monitoring the weather and will tell affected customers about further schedule changes.
Firefly cancelled all scheduled flights between Subang and Seletar through Monday, Oct 12, because of haze.
The cancellation affects all six daily return flights on the route.
Affected passengers are being offered rebooking on Malaysia Airlines flights between Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Changi Airport, subject to seat availability.
Passengers who do not take the rebooking can receive a full refund, credited to their original payment within 30 working days.
- Who
- Malaysian low-cost carrier Firefly and passengers booked on its Subang–Seletar flights.
- What
- Firefly cancelled all scheduled flights on the route through Monday, Oct 12, because of haze.
- When
- Through Monday, Oct 12; the article was published on Oct 11, 2026.
- Where
- Between Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang, Malaysia, and Singapore’s Seletar Airport.
- Why
- Firefly cited the regional haze situation and described the cancellations as a proactive measure.
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Given the evolving weather situation, Firefly is monitoring developments closely. Further updates on flight schedules will be communicated directly to affected customers.
proactive measure
Firefly announced the cancellations, which it said were due to the haze situation in the region.
All scheduled Firefly flights between Subang and Seletar are cancelled.
- Route
- Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang–Seletar Airport
- Affected flights
- Six daily return flights
- Cancellation period
- Through Monday, Oct 12
- Rebooking option
- Malaysia Airlines flights between Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Changi Airport, subject to seat availability
- Refund processing
- Within 30 working days to the original payment method
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