Singapore from $2316 return flying Singapore Airlines Business Class

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Destinations: Singapore

Airline: Singapore Airlines

Valid Departure Dates: 26 July 2018 to 30 June 2019

Deal Expiry: Till Sold Out

Canberra – $2316

• 20-30 August 2018
• 4-12 November 2018
• 28 January – 4 February 2019
• 16-25 March 2019

Melbourne – $2754

• 4-12 September 2018
• 20-29 October 2018
• 28 December 2018 – 5 January 2019
• 10-20 April 2019

Adelaide – $2756

• 11-20 October 2018
• 8-16 December 2018
• 4-10 March 2019
• 18-30 May 2019

Sydney – $2771

• 20 September – 3 June 2018
• 4-13 November 2018
• 2-9 February 2019
• 27 April – 8 May 2019

Brisbane – $2776

• 20-30 August 2019
• 28 October – 5 November 2018
• 18-28 December 2018
• 5-12 June 2019

Perth – $3095

• 4-18 November 2018
• 3-10 January 2019
• 5-12 February 2019
• 30 March – 6 April 2019

Why Book This Flight:

• Non stop flights from all departing cities listed with the exception of Canberra flights which return via Sydney.
• From Australia, flights to/from Singapore are operated by a mix of B777W/B772/A380 (from Sydney), B777W/A350-900 (from Melbourne), B777W (from Canberra), B772/A350-900 (from Brisbane), A330-300 (from Adelaide) and B787-10/B772/A330-300 aircraft (from Perth).
• Flat bed Business Class Seats are offered on all A380/B777W/A350-900/B787-10 aircraft. While Business Class seats on the A330-300/B772 is angle-flat offering 172 degrees recline.
• Checked-in baggage allowance is 40 kg each.
• Singapore Airlines Business Class is considered one of the best in the recent 2018 Skytrax ratings.
• A return trip from Sydney to Singapore is almost enough to qualify for silver status with Velocity Frequent Flyer (250 credits required).

Frequent Flyer:

KrisFlyer (Star Alliance) or Velocity Frequent Flyer.

This fare books itself in “D” class and earns 125% of mileage flown. For a round-trip between Sydney and Singapore, this translates to 9767 velocity points and 240 status credits.

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[Franky]

I realise there are different aircraft involved, but how come the closest airport to Singapore (Perth) has the dearest fare?

 

[Daver6]

I realise there are different aircraft involved, but how come the closest airport to Singapore (Perth) has the dearest fare?

Lack of competition

 

[OZDUCK]

Lack of competition

I agree, they are usually only "competing" with a QF 737 - so no real J competition.

 

[Franky]

Your'e both right on that count..

 

[clifford]

• with the exception of Canberra flights which return via Sydney.

Are you sure about that?

 

[davidj]

Are you sure about that?

 

[clifford]

Yes, but try it the other way. I think you'll find that SQ flys directly CBR-SIN, without touching SYD. It's a circular route, SIN-SYD-CBR-SIN. How do I know? I've booked it.

 

[zenyattamondatta]

Yep, with the same flight number for all three legs, which is pretty cool.

 

[Lemon_Party]

Yes, but try it the other way. I think you'll find that SQ flys directly CBR-SIN, without touching SYD. It's a circular route, SIN-SYD-CBR-SIN. How do I know? I've booked it.

So per the OP not direct as it returns via Sydney? Outbound direct, return is not.

 

[davidj]

So per the OP not direct as it returns via Sydney? Outbound direct, return is not.

The flight travels as SIN-SYD-CBR-SIN