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Flights to Singapore overview
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Top tips for finding a cheap flight to Singapore
Buy your tickets in the Goldilocks Window
At first glance, it may look like there’s no pattern to the way airfare goes up and down. But after years of watching those changes, we’ve found there’s a sweet spot when you’re most likely to find the best airfare deals. For domestic flights, it’s 1-3 months before a trip. For international flights, it’s 2-8 months beforehand. We call this the Goldilocks Window—not too early, and not too late.
That said, if you’re traveling over a big holiday or during peak season, or if you have no flexibility with the dates you have to fly, we recommend adding a few months to those numbers. Also, keep in mind that last-minute bargains are really uncommon. In fact, airlines typically raise prices on airfare as departure nears—especially 21, 14, and 7 days before a flight, so book before then if at all possible.
Try the Greek Islands Trick
Who doesn’t love a good travel hack? We’re particularly fond of what we call the Greek Islands Trick, though it works for places all over the world. The idea is that you’d first look for the cheapest flight that gets you closer (but not exactly) to where you want to be. Then, you’d find a separate transit method (another flight, a train trip, even a ferry) to make up the distance.
Let’s say you’re in New York and you want to go to Singapore, but you’re seeing fares around $1,200 and up roundtrip. Before you bite the bullet on that ticket, you might notice that flights from New York to Kuala Lumpur are around $975 roundtrip. Pair that with a roundtrip flight from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore for less than $70 and you’ve just saved a decent chunk of change. This kind of itinerary does require more attention to detail, but the savings can be worth it.
Look at fares from different departure airports
This is sort of like the opposite of the Greek Islands Trick—instead of considering different arrival airports to get where you want to go, you’re looking at different departure airports. People who live in cities with multiple big airports nearby already do this as a general rule, but it’s a good habit no matter where you live.
We see amazing deals on flights from airports all over the country, both big hubs and little regional airports, so it’s always a good idea to consider multiple departure options before you click the buy button. We’ve seen fares from LA to Japan for around $200 roundtrip, for instance, which is the kind of deal it’s nearly impossible to pass up, even if you have to book a $250 roundtrip flight to get to LAX from across the country.
Fly when airfare is usually cheaper
You may already know that airfare during peak season and over big holidays is more expensive, but there’s often a little more nuance to it—which is welcome news to the countless travelers who don’t have the flexibility to travel outside a popular high season. If you plan to travel over the summer, you can sometimes find cheaper fares during the first two weeks of June and the last two weeks of August. Thanksgiving is also something of a “secret” cheap week for international travel, since most people in the US are flying domestically.
Regardless of the season or holiday, though, you can usually save a little bit on airfare simply by scheduling flights on the days when it’s cheapest to fly (Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays) and avoiding the most expensive days (Fridays and Sundays).
Sign up for fare alerts
Keeping track of the way airfare constantly fluctuates is exhausting, but there’s a tech solution that saves you time and headaches. Sign up for an airfare alert for a specific trip you want to take, and then you’ll get an email when the price of the ticket drops. If you’re considering multiple trips, you’ll need to set up multiple alerts. Or you can join Going and let us put our airfare expertise to work for you.
Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) is not only Singapore's main airport; it’s also a major Asian hub. It’s a hub for Singapore Airlines, Scoot, and Jetstar Asia, as well as a focus city for Qantas, and there are 75 additional airlines that serve Singapore. There are 134 cities around the world with direct flights into Singapore Changi Airport, including five in the United States: Los Angeles (LAX), New York (JFK), Newark (EWR), San Francisco (SFO), and Seattle (SEA). Changi is also extremely well-connected to other big hubs throughout Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and Australia.
Frequently asked questions about flying to Singapore
What is the airport code for Singapore Changi Airport?
The airport code for Singapore Changi Airport is SIN.
When is high season in Singapore?
High season in Singapore is only partially related to the weather, since it doesn’t change too much throughout the year. The main high season (which is also part of the rainy season) runs from December-June, with a spike from December-February for holidays like Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and Lunar New Year.
Shopaholics arrive in droves from June-August for the famous sales, when being in a shopping mall can also help you escape the scorching temperatures. There’s another surge in tourism (and prices) each September when Formula One’s Singapore Grand Prix occurs.
When is the best time to visit Singapore?
Singapore is a city with a fairly consistent climate year-round: hot and humid. There are, however, two monsoon seasons and two relatively dry seasons. One of the dry seasons, from about February-April, is a great time to visit—it’s still somewhat in the high season, but usually after the biggest holidays.
Does Singapore Changi Airport have its own on-site hotel?
There are several transit hotels inside Changi Airport. Terminal 1
- An Aerotel Transit Hotel is located in the Departure Lounge on Level 3, above gate D41. The hotel has an outdoor pool and poolside bar/restaurant, plus a gym. Room rates start around SGD 334, and the maximum stay is 24 hours.
Terminal 2
- An Ambassador Transit Hotel is located in the Departure Lounge on Level 3, across from gate F50. Room rates start at SGD 217 for a six-hour stay, including one meal.
Terminal 3
- An Ambassador Transit Hotel is located in the Departure Lounge on the Mezzanine Level 3, near the movie theater. Room rates start at SGD 217 for a six-hour stay, including one meal.
- The Crowne Plaza Changi Airport is connected to Terminal 3. The entrance to the hotel is pre-security, near the Skytrain stop. There’s an on-site gym, pool, and restaurant. Room rates start around SGD 300.
What lounges are available at Singapore Changi Airport?
Terminal 1
- British Airways Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 4-11pm): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, and shower facilities. Access is free for British Airways passengers flying Business or First Class, or with Sapphire or Emerald status, as well as eligible passengers flying any oneworld airline.
- Emirates Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 6:35-10:10am and 5pm-12:30am): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, and shower facilities. Emirates first and business class passengers and Emirates Skywards Platinum or Gold members get free entry. Day passes start at $125.
- Marhaba Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 6am-1am): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, and shower facilities. There is a maximum stay of three hours. Access is free for ticket holders who are flying with Marhaba’s partner airlines or cardholders with their partner cards.
- Qantas International Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 2:45pm-1am Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat; 7:50am-10am and 2:45pm-1am Tue, Sun; 7:50am-1am Thu): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, and shower facilities. Access is free for Qantas passengers flying Business or First Class, or with Sapphire or Emerald status, as well as eligible passengers flying any oneworld airline.
- Qatar Airways Premium Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 7:45-10:45am, 6pm-2:30am): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, and shower facilities. Access is free for Qatar Airways passengers flying Business or First Class (guests not permitted), as well as eligible passengers flying any oneworld airline.
- Plaza Premium Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3, above C1; open 24 hours): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi resting suites, and shower facilities. Rates start at SGD 55 for three hours.
- SATS Premier Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 24 hours): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, and shower facilities. There is a maximum stay of three hours.
Terminal 2
- SilverKris Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 24 hours): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, a nursing room, and shower facilities. Access is free for first and business class passengers flying Singapore Airlines or other Star Alliance airlines.
- KrisFlyer Gold Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 24 hours): Amenities include free food, beverages, and WiFi. Access is free for passengers on Singapore Airlines or other Star Alliance airlines who have KrisFlyer Elite Gold or Star Alliance Gold status.
- SATS Premier Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 24 hours): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, and shower facilities.
Terminal 3
- Marhaba Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 6am-1am): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, and shower facilities. There is a maximum stay of three hours. Access is free for ticket holders who are flying with Marhaba’s partner airlines or cardholders with their partner cards.
- SilverKris Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 24 hours): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, a baby care room, a playroom, and shower facilities. Access is free for passengers flying Singapore Airlines or other Star Alliance airlines.
- KrisFlyer Gold Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 24 hours): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, a baby care room, and shower facilities. Access is free for passengers on Singapore Airlines or other Star Alliance airlines who have KrisFlyer Elite Gold or Star Alliance Gold status.
- SATS Premier Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 3; open 24 hours): Amenities include free food, beverages, WiFi, and shower facilities. There is a maximum stay of three hours.
Terminal 4
- Blossom: SATS & Plaza Premium Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 2M; open 24 hours): Amenities include free food and WiFi, some free beverages, and fee-based services like showers, manicures, and massages. Rates start at SGD 55 for three hours.
- Cathay Pacific Lounge (Departure Transit Hall, Level 2M; opens three hours before Cathay Pacific’s first departure, closes at final departure): Amenities include free food, beverages, and WiFi. Access is free for Cathay Pacific passengers flying Business or First Class, or with Sapphire or Emerald status, as well as eligible passengers flying any oneworld airline. Jewel
- Changi Lounge (Public area, Level 1; open 6am-10pm): Amenities include free light snacks and WiFi as well as nap rooms and shower facilities. Access is free for Priority Pass, Dragon Pass, and DreamFolks members who have a valid boarding pass. Passes are available starting at SGD 25 for three hours.
What are the rules for traveling with pets to Singapore Changi Airport?
The requirements Singapore has for traveling with pets depend on what kind of animal it is and where you’re coming from. Travelers from the United States with a pet dog or cat, for instance, must make sure the animal has an appropriate microchip and is up-to-date on its rabies vaccines. There’s also an import license that must be obtained from Singapore for the animal, as well as a specific type of health certificate you must get before you leave the U.S. Finally, you must also schedule a pet inspection for your arrival in Singapore. Find out all of the specific details (and information about other kinds of pets coming from the U.S.) on the USDA website here—and be sure to check with your airline about flying with your pet.
At Singapore’s airport, travelers with service animals are escorted by airline personnel at all times, including directing you to animal relief areas if needed.
How far is Singapore Changi Airport to Singapore?
Changi Airport is about 16 miles away from central Singapore via car, a drive that’s around a half-hour.
What are the transportation options for getting from Singapore Changi Airport to Singapore?
- By taxi or rideshare: A taxi ride from the Singapore airport into the city takes approximately 30 minutes and typically costs about SGD 20-40. Note that there is an extra charge for all trips that start at the airport, and rates are higher during peak hours. Uber and Lyft are not in Singapore, but there are “private taxi” services: Grab, Gojek, Tada Mobility, and Ryde. These can all be booked via their app, and you’ll see the fare in the app before you book the ride.
- By public transportation: There are bus lines that connect the airport with Singapore for around SGD 3, but the trip takes nearly 1.5 hours. The quickest public transit option is the MRT subway system. There are transfers required along the way, but the trip from the airport into Singapore takes about 30 minutes, and fares are around SGD 2-6.
How long is the flight to Singapore?
There are nonstop flights to Singapore Changi Airport from Los Angeles (LAX), New York (JFK), Newark (EWR), San Francisco (SFO), and Seattle (SEA). From the West Coast, direct flights to Singapore are 17-18 hours. From the East Coast, they’re closer to 19 hours. And if your starting point is anywhere else in the country, layovers can make your travel day considerably longer.
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