SINGAPORE, Nov 19 — There will be six daily flights between Changi Airport in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia under the vaccinated travel lane (VTL) scheme that kicks off on Nov 29.

Announcing this on Thursday (Nov 18), the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) said in a press release that the flights will be operated by the following six airlines:

Applications for the vaccinated travel pass for travellers from Malaysia will begin next Monday at 10am.

CAAS said that the conditions for entry into Singapore under the travel scheme with Malaysia are the same as what it has with other countries.

This means that the travellers coming from countries under the scheme may enter Singapore without quarantine and only need to undergo Covid-19 testing.

Children aged 12 years and below who are not vaccinated will be allowed to travel under the scheme into Singapore, if they are accompanied by a traveller.

SIA said in a media statement on Thursday that it will operate 10 weekly return services between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur under the travel lane.

The flights will be plying between the two airports from Nov 29 to March 26 onwards.

They will be open for booking from 10am onwards on Friday and will be indicated as flights under the travel lane on its website progressively.