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<p><span class="highlight" data-qa-component="highlight-text">Singapore </span><span class="highlight" data-qa-component="highlight-text">Airlines </span>Ltd (SIA) on Thursday posted a S$409 million ($302 million)<span class="highlight" data-qa-component="highlight-text"> first</span>&#8211;<span class="highlight" data-qa-component="highlight-text">quarter </span><span class="highlight" data-qa-component="highlight-text">loss</span>, narrower than a year earlier, helped by a strong air<span class="highlight" data-qa-component="highlight-text"> cargo </span>market and no major impairments.</p></article>

The airline lacks a domestic market and is solely reliant on international travel at a time when most borders remain closed.

Singapore Airlines loss narrows to $302m in first-quarter this year

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