SINGAPORE -- Singapore Airlines trimmed pandemic-induced losses in its most recent financial year as it chased a COVID recovery tailwind that has been slow to gain force in Asia, where tourists are choosing to fly again at a slower pace than in other regions.
The city-state's flag carrier on Wednesday reported a net loss of 125 million Singapore dollars ($90.1 million) for the months from October through March, the second half of its financial year, leading to an annual net loss of SG$962 million.
