Changi Airport Singapore

Berjaya Air, a Malaysian leisure carrier, which has been operating out of Seletar for more than 20 years - made the shift and started operations at Budget Terminal from 1 November 2010.

You can now expect greater accessibility for connecting passengers from Europe, Middle East and Asia. Getting to Tioman and Redang has never been more convenient. Berjaya's entry will continue to strengthen Singapore's position as a gateway to attractive holiday destinations in South East Asia.

About the airline

Berjaya Air, formerly known as Pacific Air Charter was incorporated on 15 August 1989 to meet the needs of the nation's booming economy and the growing demand in the travel and aviation industry.

Berjaya Air is the sole leisure carrier in Malaysia that serves the islands using turbo propeller and STOL aircraft. Berjaya Air aircraft are also available for charter flights to many destinations within South East Asia for groups up to 72 passengers. It is the third largest scheduled airline in Malaysia after Malaysian Airline System Bhd & its subsidiaries and AirAsia Berhad.

Berjaya Air currently owns and operates a total of 5 turboprop aircraft - ATR 72-500 which it deploys on its Redang-Singapore-Redang route, and the DeHavilland Dash 7, which is deployed on the Tioman-Singapore-Tioman route.

During the North East Monsoon season (from November to February), Berjaya will only operate limited services to Tioman as listed below:

As soon as the monsoon season tides over, Berjaya resumes full operations with a total of 14 weekly services (7x weekly Tioman-Singapore-Tioman and 7x weekly Redang-Singapore-Redang).