KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes March 2020 offers

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Last month Singapore Airlines launched one of its best Spontaneous Escapes deals yet, with 51% off a range of Economy and Business Class award tickets. That was an additional 21% off the usual discount, to celebrate KrisFlyer’s 21st anniversary.

This month it’s back to normal with the regular 30% discount applied for travel on selected routes in March 2020 and April 2020 for some USA flights.

In March there are a range of Europe flights with the discount in Business Class, including Singapore to Barcelona in the 2013 J seats and Zurich to Singapore in the new 2017 product.

Several Australia routes are also discounted, including Sydney, and there are some relatively good value Premium Economy options including Seoul for 24,150 miles – less than the usual Economy redemption rate on that route.

Some Economy deals are also worth considering, like Singapore to London for 26,600 miles – less than it normally costs to fly to Australia in that cabin.

The rules are the same as always – you’ll have to book by the end of this month, 29th February 2020, and fly in March 2020. Offers are subject to saver award availability.

Spontaneous Escapes

Here’s how the Spontaneous Escapes offer works, for those unfamiliar with the deal.

Best in Business

The most important aspect of this monthly deal is where its best value usually lies – the latest long-haul and flat-bed regional Business Class seats in the airline’s fleet for 30% fewer miles in March 2020.

Before we get into the full route list, here’s a summary of these ‘Best in Business’ deals.

Spontaneous Escapes – March 2020 SIA’s latest Business Class products
	2017 J (full seat details)
92,000 64,400 Miles: Zurich – Singapore (SQ345)
	2013 J (full seat details)
95,000 66,500 Miles: Singapore – San Francisco (SQ2) San Francisco – Singapore (SQ1) 92,000 64,400 Miles: Singapore – Barcelona (SQ388) Barcelona – Singapore (SQ387) Dusseldorf – Singapore (SQ337) Rome – Singapore (SQ365) 62,000 43,300 Miles: Singapore – Canberra (SQ288) Canberra – Singapore (SQ288) Singapore – Sydney (SQ241, SQ288) Sydney – Singapore (SQ288) 49,000 34,300 Miles: Singapore – Dubai (SQ494) Dubai – Singapore (SQ495) Singapore – Johannesburg (SQ482) Johannesburg – Singapore (SQ481) 47,000 32,900 Miles: Singapore – Seoul (SQ612) Seoul – Singapore (SQ611) Tokyo – Singapore (SQ11) 21,500 15,050 Miles: Singapore – Manila (SQ916) Manila – Singapore (SQ921) 19,000 13,300 Miles: Singapore – Jakarta (SQ956) Singapore – Kuala Lumpur (SQ118) Kuala Lumpur – Singapore (SQ119)
	2018 RJ (full seat details)
62,000 43,400 Miles: Singapore – Adelaide (SQ279) Adelaide – Singapore (SQ278) Singapore – Brisbane (SQ255, SQ265) Brisbane – Singapore (SQ236, SQ266) 47,000 32,900 Miles: Singapore – Fukuoka (SQ656) Fukuoka – Singapore (SQ655) Nagoya – Singapore (SQ671) Singapore – Seoul (SQ602, SQ608) Seoul – Singapore (SQ603, SQ607, SQ609) 39,000 27,300 Miles: Singapore – Ahmedabad (SQ530) Singapore – Kolkata (SQ516) Kolkata – Singapore (SQ517) Dhaka – Singapore (SQ447) 21,500 15,050 Miles: Singapore – Bangkok (SQ970, SQ978, SQ982) Bangkok – Singapore (SQ973, SQ981, SQ983) Singapore – Manila (SQ918) Singapore – Manila (SQ915) 19,000 13,300 Miles: Singapore – Bali (SQ942, SQ946) Bali – Singapore (SQ943, SQ947) Singapore – Kuala Lumpur (SQ116) Kuala Lumpur – Singapore (SQ117)

Singapore to and from San Francisco on the (currently non-stop) SQ1/2 service is a great redemption at 66,500 miles.

We know many of our readers still enjoy the super-wide 2006 long-haul Business Class seat, so you’ll be pleased to know you can redeem that product from Singapore to Sydney (SQ231) with a 30% discount this month (then head back to Singapore via Canberra in the 2013 J seat for a discount).

Singapore Airlines Business Class deals

There’s nothing worse than getting on board to find that your great deal was in an average seat, so we show all the aircraft types and seat types in the Business Class list, to help you choose better on your preferred routes.

The full list of SIA Business Class routes on offer this month is shown below. Here are the seat type abbreviations for reference:

Singapore Airlines Business Class seat types
Long-haul
2006 J	2013 J	2017 J
Regional
2009 RJ	2018 RJ

Some of our readers even choose their preferred route based on the aircraft or seat type, especially those looking to try one of the newer products for the first time.

You’ll pay 30% fewer miles than usual for a saver redemption if you can book by the end of February and travel during March.

Business Class

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