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From October 26, Madrid will once again be served, but in a very different way from last time.
Singapore Airlines is expanding its European network by resuming service to Madrid Barajas Airport next month. The carrier will add a fifth weekly flight operating on the SIN–BCN route, with Madrid now included as a destination for the carrier’s westward schedule.
The changes come as part of Singapore Airlines’ return to Madrid, a market it last served indirectly after ending a Paris-based connection in 2004. The updated timetable will see Madrid added to the carrier’s European rotations, complementing its existing service to Barcelona.
The airline’s existing SIN–BCN operation is being adjusted to incorporate the Madrid stop, resulting in an increased weekly frequency to five. No additional route details beyond the Madrid addition are provided in the material.
The report notes the carrier’s return to Madrid but does not specify aircraft types, launch dates, or exact timing for the new service. It also does not include information about any incidents, passenger numbers, or operational impacts tied to the expansion.