Star Alliance seat awards release dates

[Noah Count]

I have looked but have not found a thread on *A award release dates and was wondering if there is a consolidated list that details how many day out *A carriers release both their Y or J seats. I am particularly interested in the EU carriers as what I am trying to achieve is EU (any location)-LHR-SIN-ADL. Most of the SQ flights seem to depart from EU around the middle of the day that results in 12hr+ layover in SIN. There is one evening flight out of FRA and If I cannot get on that flight there are also a couple of evening flights from LHR. The availability from LHR looks pretty open so I would be looking to book on any *A carrier to LHR (any class) and then connect to SQ (J) on a single PNR and avoid the London Tax.

 

[Mattg]

By the time SQ awards are released ~355 days out, awards should already be available on:

• Lufthansa from MUC and FRA
• Swiss from ZRH
• Austrian from VIE
• Brussels Airlines from BRU
• LOT Polish Airlines from WAW
• Croatia Airlines from ZAG
• TAP Air Portugal from LIS

SAS doesn't release seats until closer to 330 days out.

 

[Noah Count]

@Mattg thanks for the above information. I found some information on Google that maybe of interest to some *A release dates were indicated as follows. I am not sure how accurate it is.

• Aegean Airlines (A3) - 250
• Air Canada (AC) - 355
• Air China (CA) - 355
• Air India (AI) - 331
• Air New Zealand (NZ) - 350
• ANA (NH) - 355
• Asiana (OZ) - 361
• Austrian Airlines (OS) - 355
• Avianca (AV) - 355
• Brussels (SN) - 360
• COPA (CM) - 330
• Croatia Airlines (OU) - 355
• EgyptAir (MS) - 355
• Ethiopian (ET) - 328
• EVA Air (BR) - 360
• LOT (LO) - 355
• Lufthansa (LH) - 360, 180 (long-haul J), 14 (long-haul F)
• SAS (SZ) - 330
• Shenzhen (ZH) - 361
• Singapore Airlines (SQ) - 355
• South African Airways (SA) - 335
• Swiss (LX) – 339 (Y) 300 (J)
• TAP (TP) - 360
• Thai (TG) - 340
• Turkish (TK) - 356
• United (UA) - 337

 

[Mattg]

Most of those sound about right. LH long-haul awards are a sporadic though.