Singapore Airlines Ltd. was founded in 1947. The current CEO is Chew Choon Seng.

The main hub of Singapore Airlines is Singapore Changi Airport.

Singapore airlines have a total of 109 aircraft. 8 Airbus A330s, 5 Airbus A340s, 10 Airbus A380s, 9 Boeing 747s and 77 Boeing 777s. Singapore airlines’ Boeing 777s fleet is the largest in the world. Singapore Airlines Ltd is the first airline in the world operates Airbus A380.

Boeing 777 at Moscow D International Airport

Airbus A380

Singapore Airlines operate the longest route in the world – From Singapore to New York, 15,345 KM, 18 hours and 45 mins.

Singapore Airlines Ltd. holds 100% shares of Silk Air, 49% shares of Tiger airways, 49% shares of Virgin Atalantic and 100% shares of Singapore Flying School.

Singapore Airlines Ltd. is ranked at No.2 in the world by Skytrax in 2009. Just a bit behind Cathay Pacific, which will be introduced next time.

References:
Skytrax
Singapore Airlines
Singapore Changi Airport
Chew Choon Seng

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References:
CSS Tutorial
CSS 2.1 Selectors

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2. header, nav, article, aside, section, footer
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Reference:
HTML lists: what’s new in HTML 5?
What’s new to HTML5?
What’s HTML5 & Why Should You Care?
HTML5

This post is for all the intersate students, overseas students and students who plan to travel by air.

I have been booking airline tickets online for years and here is my experiences.

Step 1: An online booking agent

The benefit of using an online booking agent is you can search for more than one airline at the same time. They will usually list a few options. Therefore, here is the place to start with.

A list of online booking agent:

http://www.bestflights.com.au/

http://www.lastminute.com.au/

http://www.zuji.com.au/

Step 2: Select the cheapest airline

You should find the cheapest airline by now for your route via the above websites. Here is the important part, DO NOT book the ticket with the agent yet. You need to check the price on the airline’s offical website first. If you are going to book one of the australian demostic airlines, I can guarantee you the price is lower on their offical websites.

Here is a list of airline’s offical website:

Qantas: http://www.qantas.com.au/

Virgin Blue: http://www.virginblue.com.au/

JetStar: http://www.jetstar.com.au/ (You can also book Jetstar tickets on Qantas.com but Jetstar.com is cheaper!)

Tiger Airways: http://www.tigerairways.com.au/

Singapore Airlines: http://www.singaporeair.com.au/

V Australia: http://www.vaustralia.com.au/ (You can book VA tickets via Virginblue.com and the price is the same!)

Emirates: http://www.emirates.com/au

Air New Zealand: http://www.airnewzealand.com.au/

Cathay Pacific: http://www.cathaypacific.com.au/

Japan Airlines: http://www.au.jal.com/

Malaysia Airlines: http://www.malaysiaairlines.com.au/

Korean Air: http://www.koreanair.com.au/

And many more….

If your airline is not listed above, please google it.

Step 3: Book the ticket

After you selected the cheapest price (Usually on the airline’s offical website), you can start to book the ticket.

Just one thing to be noticed, using BPay and bank transfer if you can because most airlines will charge a credit card fee.

Now, have a good trip!

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I achieved 17/20 in Information Technology Studies, 19/20 in Mathematical Studies and 19/20 in Specialist Mathematics in Year12。

I also have some experiences in Linux (Solaris).

I am also the OSUM(Open Source University Meetup) Leader of Bond University.