KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes September 2019 offers

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Spontaneous Escapes is back again for travel in September 2019. If you’re making some last minute getaway plans, you might well be able to save 30% off the usual KrisFlyer miles payable on a range of destinations with this regular monthly offer.

As always you’ll have to book by the end of this month, 31st August 2019, and offers are subject to saver award availability. For non-stop USA flights in Premium Economy Class the same booking window applies, for travel in October 2019.

In total 30 Singapore Airlines destinations are offered this month, with an additional 20 SilkAir routes though some of those do overlap.

Best in Business

Aside from the most important fact that Spontaneous Escapes deals are non-changeable and non-refundable, we’ve listed the other restrictions towards the end of this article, so we can get straight on to the deals themselves.

It’s Business Class where you’ll usually get the highest return from your KrisFlyer miles balance, so here’s our ‘best of the best’ rundown in this cabin.

Which of the newest long-haul Business Class and latest Regional Business Class seats are discounted this month?

Spontaneous Escapes – September 2019 SIA’s latest Business Class products
	2017 J (full seat details)
39,000 27,300 Miles: Singapore – Shanghai (SQ830) Shanghai – Singapore (SQ833) Singapore – Mumbai (SQ424)
	2013 J (full seat details)
62,000 43,400 Miles: Singapore – Canberra (SQ288) Canberra – Singapore (SQ288) Singapore – Christchurch (SQ297) Christchurch – Singapore (SQ298) 49,000 34,300 Miles: Singapore – Johannesburg (SQ482) 47,000 32,900 Miles: Singapore – Seoul (SQ612) Seoul – Singapore (SQ611) Singapore – Tokyo-Haneda (SQ630) Tokyo-Haneda to Singapore (SQ639) Tokyo-Narita – Singapore (SQ11) 39,000 27,300 Miles: Singapore – Beijing (SQ800, SQ806) Beijing – Singapore (SQ801, SQ805) Singapore – Shanghai (SQ828, SQ836) Shanghai – Singapore (SQ825, SQ831)
	2018 RJ (full seat details)
62,000 43,400 Miles: Singapore – Brisbane (SQ255, SQ265) Brisbane – Singapore (SQ256, SQ266) 47,000 32,900 Miles: Singapore – Fukuoka (SQ656) Fukuoka – Singapore (SQ655) Singapore – Nagoya (SQ672) Nagoya – Singapore (SQ671) Singapore – Osaka (SQ622) Osaka – Singapore (SQ623) Singapore – Seoul (SQ602, SQ608) Seoul – Singapore (SQ603, SQ607) 39,000 27,300 Miles: Singapore – Bangalore (SQ504) Bangalore – Singapore (SQ505) Singapore – Kolkata (SQ516) Kolkata – Singapore (SQ517) Singapore – Shanghai (SQ826) Shanghai – Singapore (SQ827) 21,500 15,050 Miles: Singapore – Bangkok (SQ978, SQ982) Bangkok – Singapore (SQ973, SQ981) Singapore – Ho Chi Minh (SQ186) Ho Chi Minh – Singapore (SQ185) Singapore – Manila (SQ918) Manila – Singapore (SQ915) 19,000 13,300 Miles: Singapore – Kuala Lumpur (SQ116)

September sees a new regular year-round route for the latest 2017 Business Class seats on the new and refitted Airbus A380s, with daily Mumbai services. These have made it onto the Spontaneous Escapes list, but only for the outbound flight (SQ424), meaning you’ll have to pay the normal rate on the way home (remember the trick is to book two one-way redemptions in this case).

Nevertheless this gives you another option to try out these seats for 27,300 miles one-way, in addition to the Shanghai route which is a regular inclusion on the discounted list with these seats.

Japan flights are once again almost all discounted in Business Class for the third consecutive month, including flights to and from Tokyo itself. A great option for a September getaway, with the heat subsiding slightly from those August highs.

Brisbane on the A350 with the new Regional Business Class seats is a good deal at 43,400 miles each way, with two flights to choose from in either direction in September.

Singapore Airlines September 2019 Business Class discounts

Here’s the full list of SIA Business Class routes on offer for September 2019, including the Business Class seat types as well as the aircraft types.

This should help you choose better on your preferred route, as there’s nothing worse than getting a great deal, then stepping on board only to find an average seat awaits. Here are the seat type abbreviations for reference:

Singapore Airlines Business Class seat types
2006 J	2009 RJ	2013 J	2017 J	2018 RJ

Some of our readers even choose their preferred route based on the aircraft or seat type, who are we to argue!

You’ll pay 30% off the usual saver redemption rates if you can book by the end of August and travel during September.

Business Class

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