After nearly two years, passenger flights between Singapore and India will finally be restarting at the end of this month, following India’s reopening to fully vaccinated tourists since 15th November and Singapore’s inclusion of the country on its Vaccinated Travel Lane scheme from 29th November.
Singapore Airlines has now revealed its VTL flight schedule, and there will be a total of three daily designated VTL flights from three cities initially (one per city per day):
- Chennai
- Delhi
- Mumbai
The Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group welcomes the agreement to resume scheduled passenger services between Singapore and India…
Subject to regulatory approval, SIA will operate daily VTL services from Chennai, Delhi and Mumbai to Singapore from 29 November 2021. These flights are open for booking, and will be indicated as VTL flights on our website accordingly.
Singapore Airlines
Even the airline’s Airbus A380 makes an appearance on the Mumbai route from mid-December, giving travellers another quarantine-free Suites option in addition to London and Sydney, not to mention the carrier’s latest long-haul Business Class product.
Edit: Singapore Airlines removed the A380 from its Mumbai VTL route, after first announcing it earlier.
Flights are now available for booking.
Here’s how the schedules look.
Chennai
Chennai – Singapore will see one daily Boeing 787-10 operating a VTL designated flight from 29th November 2021 (highlighted in green).
29th November 2021 – 26th March 2022
| Days | |||||||||
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S | |||
 |
SQ528 787-10 |
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| SIN 20:20 |
MAA 22:00 |
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SQ529 787-10 VTL |
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| MAA 23:15 |
SIN 05:55* |
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* Next day
Update: IndiGo has announced its designated VTL flights from Chennai to Singapore. See below for the full quarantine-free schedule on this route so far (click to expand):
Chennai Singapore
27th March 2022 - 31st March 2022
| Days | |||||||||
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S | |||
 |
6E53 A320 |
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| MAA 22:20 |
SIN 05:10* |
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SQ529 787-10 |
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| MAA 23:15 |
SIN 06:10* |
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* Next day
Important
From 1st April 2022, there will be no more designated VTL flights to Singapore.All fully vaccinated travellers can enter quarantine-free on any flight operated by any airline on any route.
Delhi
Delhi – Singapore will see one daily Boeing 787-10 operating a VTL designated flight from 29th November 2021 (highlighted in green).
29th November 2021 – 26th March 2022
| Days | |||||||||
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S | |||
|
SQ406 787-10 |
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| SIN 16:25 |
DEL 19:55 |
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|
SQ403 787-10 VTL |
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| DEL 21:50 |
SIN 06:10* |
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* Next day
Mumbai
Mumbai – Singapore will see one daily Airbus A350 Regional operating a VTL designated flight from 29th November 2021 (highlighted in green).
29th November 2021 – 26th March 2022
| Days | |||||||||
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S | |||
|
SQ424 A350 Regional |
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| SIN 18:45 |
BOM 22:10 |
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|
SQ423 A350 Regional VTL |
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| BOM 23:35 |
SIN 07:30* |
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* Next day
Update: Vistara has announced its designated VTL flights from Mumbai to Singapore. See below for the full quarantine-free schedule on this route so far (click to expand):
Mumbai Singapore
27th March 2022 - 31st March 2022
| Days | |||||||||
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S | |||
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SQ423 A380 |
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