Royal Brunei Airlines and Singapore Airlines (SIA) are dropping their codeshare arrangement for flights between Brunei and Singapore.
Royal Brunei says in a statement that the codeshare arrangement will end on 31 January by mutual agreement. It does not give a reason.
The two national carriers began codesharing in 2003 on their respective flights between the two countries.
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