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What is the cheapest day to fly to Singapore?
The average price of all round-trip flights to Singapore clicked on KAYAK for each day over the last 12 months.Based on KAYAK data, the cheapest day to fly to Singapore is Tuesday where round-trip tickets can be as cheap as S$ 462. On the other hand, the most expensive day to fly is Sunday, where round-trip prices are S$ 873 on average.
What is the cheapest month to fly to Singapore?
To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for round-trip flights to Singapore, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the median of all values for each month.The cheapest month for flights to Singapore is March, where tickets cost S$ 327 on average for return flights. On the other hand, the most expensive months are December and May, where the average cost of tickets from Brunei Darussalam is S$ 473 and S$ 464 respectively. For one-way flights, the best month to travel is January with an average price of S$ 267.
What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Singapore?
The average price for all round-trip flights to Singapore depending on the time of departure, clicked by users on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks.The cheapest time of day to fly to Singapore is generally in the morning, when round-trip flights cost S$ 468 on average. The most expensive time of day to fly to Singapore is generally in the evening, which is peak travel time and where the average cost of a ticket is S$ 474.
What is a good deal for flights to Singapore?
If you’re looking for cheap airfare to Singapore, 25% of our users found tickets to Singapore for the following prices or less: From Bandar Seri Begawan S$ 476 return.
What are the most popular airlines flying to Singapore?
The most popular airline among KAYAK users flying to Singapore is Royal Brunei Airlines, followed by Singapore Airlines.
Which airline offers the most flights to Singapore?
Of the 2 airlines that fly to Singapore, Royal Brunei Airlines offers the most flights, with around 11 per week, followed by Singapore Airlines with 7 flights per week.
How long is the flight to Singapore?
The duration of your flight to Singapore depends on your departure and arrival airports. Obviously, any flights that include a stopover will also be longer. The most popular route to Singapore on KAYAK is from Bandar Seri Begawan, which takes 2h 00m.
How many long-haul flights are there to Singapore each week?
There are not any long-haul (6-12 hour flight duration) or medium-haul (3-6 hour flight duration) flights to Singapore. Instead, there are 57 short-haul flights (up to 3 hour flight duration), with the most arriving from Bandar Seri Begawan.
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Low season | February |
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High season | December |
Cheapest flight | S$ 136 |
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I paid extra for assigned seating. When I checked in my seat had been changed to middle seat middle aisle. There was a reason I paid for an aisle seat. I did not sleep the entire 14 hour flight, preceded by a five hour flight from Kathmandu to Singapore. When I arrived in San Francisco, I had gone 40 hours without sleep. My immune system was compromised and I caught RSV flu. These days I hate flying!
I paid extra for assigned seating. When I checked in my seat had been changed to middle seat middle aisle. There was a reason I paid for an aisle seat. I did not sleep the entire 14 hour flight, preceded by a five hour flight from Kathmandu to Singapore. When I arrived in San Francisco, I had gone 40 hours without sleep. My immune system was compromised and I caught RSV flu. These days I hate flying!
I purchased my two tickets on February 2025. Tickets were by each other, aisle and window. However, when we were boarded the assigned seats were one by the window and the other one in the middle of the four seated row. It was a horrible experience and we had to tolerate 17 hours of flight seating by different people. If the airline changes the seat arrangement, it should have the decency to notify the passengers in advance. I have checked my return tickets to Los Angeles, and I have noticed that they are not by each other and I don’t know what to do. I hope someone contacts me and rectify this mistake.
It was all good. Lovely attention by the crew. I lost my glasses but they did everything and eventually found them. They clean the toilets regularly which is a big plus for me.
On schedule, courteous, and efficient. Old aircraft with not so nice lavatories.
The A350 3-3-3 configuration is cramped and uncomfortable. The seats dig in to the contact points with your body. The aisles are now too narrow for passengers and crew to pass with ease. I was in an seat but the passenger in front was laid back for the majority of the flight meaning I had to do the same. There was a kid in the seat next to me who wriggled all night which kept waking me up. If fact there were too many kids on board - why weren't they at school? Babies crying too. It was like a Kindergarten. Singapore Airlines in barely getting above Jetstar these days. It seems to have gone downhill since merging with Air India, The evening meal of fish and noodles was average. the morning breakfast of a pie was poor. At least the alcohol flow kept some sanity. The film choice was good, but I'd already seen the good stuff on the way out. The crew are still amazing and the service set the airline apart. A shame about the packed plane with inconsiderate passengers.
Food was excellent.. better if there are more movies selection.
Had picked seats while booking tickets but airlines reshuffled the seats without informing and we were again left with the worst possible seats on the return journey. terrible experience.
I had the worst experience of my life in travel. Due to circumstances beyond my control (catastrophic traffic accidents on the highway between Gold Coast and Brisbane) I missed my flight for the first time ever. Because I booked through Kayak Singapore Airlines were not interested in helping me. They told me to contact the agent that I booked through. I was extremely stressed as I had connecting flights in Europe. First Kayak told me that the next available flights were in four days time. Then they told me that they could do it but at a cost of $2600 AUD. When I agreed he told me that he was having trouble getting it through Singapore’s system and he would contact me further once it had been done. When I had not heard from him after several hours, I phoned Kayak again, spoke to a different person who said he could do it for $8200. I declined and told him to cancel the booking. The worst part of this experience was that I had booked 5 flights altogether with Singapore including Premium Economy on two legs and Singapore cancelled all my flights including the return legs leaving me with having to completely reschedule my entire trip. Kayak refunded me $2000 from $5200, obviously leaving me out of pocket. This has left me feeling that I will never deal with Kayak or Singapore Airlines again.
Crew were so busy Anna so awesome. I was in a seat that got my food nearly last but the crew were Just awesome.
I had selected seats together for my family of three when I first booked my tickets in February. However, I realized only when I checked in at the airport that the seats I had selected were no longer assigned to us and we were completely scattered across three different middle seats instead of being seated together! After requesting the Singapore staff to have us seated together on a full flight, they managed to find something but it was right next to the rest rooms and the whole journey of 15+ hours was really unpleasant. They said that the seat selection isn't locked and the airline can reallocate the seats anytime. No one ever told us this and it was a terribly unpleasant surprise. Will avoid Kayak/underpricer and Singapore in future
The business class seats were above average spaced, allowing for a truly full bed experience. Ot would be good if RB joins an international alliance for increased preference by travellers
The flight was on-time and we landed safely! But - toilets were tiny The seats were thin and very uncomfortable My seat rest wouldn’t tilt back so massive back ache after a while - the button had been removed. Seat back pocket was ripped Food was inedible- we’d ordered asian vegetarian - shockingly bad. The interior fit out was like the plane was 40 hard years yet it was a 787. No wifi.. no exterior cameras like Emirates.
Poor selection of movies and entertainment options. Disappointing food options in business.
Either the PA system of Brunei International Airport is of poor quality, or the staff making the announcement was not clear is reading the announcement. The staff at the gate also did not further announce to the passengers with regards to the rows for boarding. On board, the crew was of little to nil help. The only times they were around were during takeoff, "distributing" food and landing. And even during those times they were just there to get "their" job done with little to nil interest to "serve" the customers/passengers. They did not request the passenger in front of us to put his seat up during takeoff, they did not request the passengers to put their seat up during mealtime. The capability of the crew has dropped significantly in comparison to the old times. The crew is in need of better training.