Singapore Airlines cancels more Bangkok flights

Singapore Airlines continues to cancel flights between Bangkok and Singapore to match lower travel demand depressed by political and social unrest in the Thai capital. 

The airline will be cancelling 24 flights between January 23 and February 27, bringing to 43 the total number of cancelled flights on the route since January 14, when the first reduction took effect, to February 27. 
SilkAir, the regional wing of Singapore Airlines which operates direct flights from Singapore to Thai resort destinations including Phuket, Krabi, Koh Samui (in code share with Bangkok Airways) and Chiang Mai, continues its services as usual.
Source: Bangkok Post