Flying from Subang to Singapore on 12 October? Check your booking before heading to the airport. Firefly has cancelled its scheduled services between Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport and Seletar for 10–12 October because of weather and haze concerns.
Bernama reported the disruption on Sunday, citing an airline advisory dated 10 October. The cancellations cover the scheduled flights on this particular route across those three dates.
A replacement flight depends on available seats
Affected travellers are being contacted and offered reallocation to available Malaysia Airlines flights between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Seats remain subject to availability, so an alternative departure should only be treated as settled once the airline confirms the arrangement.
For anyone travelling with family or meeting someone on arrival, that confirmation is the point to update the rest of the plan. Keep the original booking reference handy when following up; it helps identify the affected journey rather than a different Singapore service.
Declining the alternative comes with a refund option
Passengers who choose not to take the reallocated flight can receive a full refund through the original payment method, within 30 working days, according to the reported advisory.
The timeframe matters if you are arranging another journey yourself. A refund being available does not mean the money will return immediately, and the alternative-flight offer should be checked before making a separate booking.
Firefly said it was monitoring developments and would communicate updates to customers. Its stated cancellation window runs through 12 October; the report does not confirm a normal operating schedule for 13 October.
If your trip falls after the affected dates, check its own status rather than assuming either cancellation or a guaranteed restart. For the passengers already affected, the useful next step is a confirmed replacement itinerary or a clear refund request tied to the original reservation.
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