Flight to Singapore

Our convenient Customer Service Portal is your one-stop shop for almost every travel question, including about flight changes and cancellations related to COVID-19. For extra peace of mind, we recommend reading through the terms and conditions of your chosen airline before booking your tickets.

When it comes to flying these days, flexibility is a must. That’s why we have a “No change fee” filter to help you locate flexible, cheap flights to Singapore. It’s on the left of your screen directly under the “Flexible change policies” subheading.

COVID-19 has changed the world in all sorts of ways, including how we can travel safely. These tips will help you understand these new challenges and get you ready for your holiday in Singapore:

• Before you book a flight, check if any travel restrictions or bans apply — in both your destination and origin. Keep informed with the latest updates by reviewing government and airport websites.
• You must wear a face mask throughout your travel experience, including at screening checkpoints. You should be prepared to lower your mask for identification purposes when asked by a TSA employee.
• You’re no longer required to hand your boarding pass (paper or electronic) directly to a TSA employee. Rather, position your pass on the scanner and then hold it up for inspection.
• TSA is now permitting passengers to take one container of hand sanitizer, up to 12 oz (350 ml) in size, in carry-on bags. This will need to be removed from your bag at the X-ray machine for scanning.
• To reduce handling during screening, place items such as your phone and loose change into your carry-on instead of into the bins.
• If you’re planning to take food on board, place it in a clear plastic bag and then into a screening bin. This lessens the likelihood that a TSA employee will need to touch your food container or carry-on bag for closer inspection.

Secure your ticket with Firefly and then begin working on your Singapore must-do list. This leading carrier runs 152 flights a month to Seletar Airport (XSP), a central gateway.

One of the best ways to find cheap tickets to Singapore is to be flexible with your travel dates. Search for your flights, then click “flexible dates” at the top of your results. It will reveal the cheapest prices for nearby days. The lowest price for a flight to Singapore in the last seven days was S$139. Booking well ahead will generally help you get an even better deal.

You could have snapped up a return air ticket to Singapore from anywhere between S$139 and S$228 in the last seven days. For one-way journeys taking off from Subang (SZB), the lowest price during this time was S$63.

Pack your bags and land at one of these great Singapore airports:

• Changi Airport (SIN) - 4450 flights per month.
• Seletar Airport (XSP) - 152 flights per month.

Leave for Singapore earlier in the week and you’ll usually be rewarded with lower-cost fares. Tuesday is generally the cheapest day to jump on a plane, followed closely by Monday. If you’re hoping to avoid the priciest flights, steer clear of Saturdays.

In the last seven days, airfares cost between S$139 and S$228. Browse through our fabulous deals to Singapore, make a booking and then start packing your suitcase.

In an effort to lessen the contact between passengers and flight attendants during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many airlines have taken physical distancing and other protective measures to the skies. Just a few of these are:

• Singapore Airlines - this airline is known for electrostatic cleaning and cleaning with disinfectant.
• Jetstar Asia Airways - this airline is known for conducting passenger temperature checks and cleaning with disinfectant.
• Scoot - this airline is known for cleaning with disinfectant and providing passenger masks.