Are passengers allowed to travel from Singapore to these Malaysian cities?

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Passengers Cannot Transit From Singapore to Approved Malaysian Cities Under New SIA Group Transit Rules

Passengers are not permitted to travel from Singapore into Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang, and Kuching via transit flights under the latest approvals granted by Singapore Airlines (SIA). The transit arrangements are exclusively for outbound journeys originating from these four Malaysian cities.
Outbound Transit Only from Approved Cities

Singapore Airlines has specified that the newly approved transit flights through Singapore Changi Airport are strictly for passengers departing from select cities. This means that while travellers from these Malaysian cities can transit through Singapore to other destinations within the SIA Group network, the reverse is not allowed.
Restrictions on Inbound Transit

The airline explicitly stated that passengers cannot transit from other points within the SIA Group network into Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang, or Kuching via Singapore. This restriction ensures that the transit facilities are used only for outbound travel from the designated cities, not as an entry point from Singapore into Malaysia for transit passengers.
Broader Transit Network

Beyond the four Malaysian cities, SIA has approved transit flights for 33 other locations across Asia, Europe, and the South West Pacific region. These approvals allow customers of Singapore Airlines, SilkAir, and Scoot to connect through Singapore Changi Airport to various destinations operated by these airlines.

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