Singapore Airlines has revealed its latest monthly Spontaneous Escapes deal for travel during July 2022, with the usual 30% off the KrisFlyer miles you’ll need to lock in Economy, Premium Economy and Business Class routes to a variety of destinations across the network.
Like last month, options are relatively limited due to the peak holiday period (in fact, July’s list offers even fewer options than June’s did!).
As usual, you’ll need to book these ‘Promo’ awards over the next two weeks – between 15th June 2022 and 30th June 2022 – for travel next month, but remember there’s no flexibility or refunds allowed.
Redemption continues to only available online at singaporeair.com, not via the mobile app, for some reason.
Update: Users with the latest version of the iOS app now appear to be able to search and redeem Spontaneous Escapes rates via this method.

This will be the final Spontaneous Escapes deal to take advantage of the current KrisFlyer award charts, with a devaluation of approximately 10% on the way for those booking from 5th July 2022 onwards, so do try to take advantage if you have travel plans in July and a destination of interest is on the list!
For example a one-way Saver Business Class award from Singapore to Hanoi is currently priced at 21,500 miles (this month that’s 15,050 miles under Spontaneous Escapes with a 30% discount).
If the destination is included in July’s deal (for travel in August) with the same 30% discount, the new award rate of 24,000 miles means it will set you back 16,800 miles, even under Spontaneous Escapes.
Terms and conditions
Here are the terms and conditions for the Spontaneous Escapes promotion.
Spontaneous Escapes
July 2022 offer
- A 30% discount on saver award redemptions for travel to and from selected destinations in July 2022.
- Redeem online at singaporeair.com between 15th June 2022 and 30th June 2022.
- Flights are non-refundable and non-changeable.
- Blackout dates apply on some routes (see lists below).
- Book one-way legs if the discount only applies on one of the two (or more) flights you need. You cannot book one-way Promo (Spontaneous Escapes) and one-way Saver awards in the same booking.
- Travel must be completed by 31st July 2022.
- Book as many redemptions as you like at Spontaneous Escapes rates – it’s not capped.
- Waitlist Promo redemptions are included in the discount, however the waitlist must clear on or before 30th June. If it clears after that, the regular ‘Saver’ rate will apply.
- For any flights cancelled by SIA, or if an SQ-operated flight was removed from a Spontaneous Escapes booking due to COVID-19 and governmental regulatory changes, the miles redeemed in the unused portion of the ticket will be refunded with no additional fees charged.
- Requests to change any booking details, or to retain the ticket for future use will not be granted.
In a nutshell – be sure to have firm travel plans if you’re locking in a Spontaneous Escapes deal.

Business Class Deals
As always, we show the aircraft type and the Business Class seat product planned for these routes by flight number, to help you choose better and travel smarter on your discounted Spontaneous Escapes getaway.
Here are the five different Business Class seat type abbreviations for reference:
Singapore Airlines Business Class seat types |
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Regional | ||
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738 RJ | MAX RJ | 2018 RJ |
Long-Haul | ||
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2013 J | 2017 J |
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!
Here are the discounts on offer for travel in Business Class this month, with the aircraft types and seat types used for each eligible route and flight number.
South East Asia
Singapore to Da Nang | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,050 |
SQ172 SQ174 |
737-800 737-800 |
738 RJ 738 RJ |
Blackout: | 6 – 10 July 2022 | ||
Da Nang to Singapore | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,050 |
SQ171 SQ173 |
737-800 737-800 |
738 RJ 738 RJ |
Blackout: | 11 – 13 July 2022 | ||
Singapore to Hanoi | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,050 |
SQ192 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
Blackout: | 6 – 10 July 2022 | ||
Hanoi to Singapore | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,050 |
SQ191 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
Blackout: | 11 – 13 July 2022 | ||
Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,050 |
SQ184 SQ186 |
A350 LH 787-10 |
2013 J 2018 RJ |
Blackout: | 6 – 10 July 2022 | ||
Ho Chi Minh City to Singapore | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,050 |
SQ177 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
Blackout: | 11 – 13 July 2022 | ||
Singapore to Phuket | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,050 |
SQ736 SQ740 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
MAX RJ MAX RJ |
Phuket to Singapore | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,050 |
SQ725 SQ727 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
MAX RJ MAX RJ |

West Asia & Africa
Singapore to Ahmedabad | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
27,300 |
SQ504 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
Ahmedabad to Singapore | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
27,300 |
SQ505 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
Singapore to Bangalore | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
27,300 |
SQ510 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
Bangalore to Singapore | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
27,300 |
SQ511 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
Singapore to Chennai | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
27,300 |
SQ528 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
Chennai to Singapore | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
27,300 |
SQ529 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
Singapore to Mumbai | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
27,300 |
SQ422 SQ424 SQ426 |
A350 MH A380 A350 LH |
2018 RJ 2017 J 2013 J |
Mumbai to Singapore | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
27,300 |
SQ421 SQ423 SQ425 |
A350 MH A380 A350 LH |
2018 RJ 2017 J 2013 J |
Singapore to New Delhi | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
27,300 |
SQ402 SQ406 |
787-10 A380 |
2018 RJ 2017 J |
New Delhi to Singapore | |||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
27,300 |
SQ401 SQ403 |
787-10 A380 |
2018 RJ 2017 J |
Premium Economy Class Deals
Here are the discounts on offer for travel in Premium Economy, including the aircraft types used for each eligible route and flight number.
West Asia & Africa
Singapore to New Delhi | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
22,400 |
SQ406 | A380 |
New Delhi to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
22,400 |
SQ403 | A380 |
Singapore to Mumbai | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
22,400 |
SQ424 SQ426 |
A380 A350 LH |
Mumbai to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
22,400 |
SQ423 SQ425 |
A380 A350 LH |
USA and Canada
Singapore to New York (JFK) | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
51,100 |
SQ24 | A350 ULR |
Singapore to New York (Newark) | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
51,100 |
SQ22 | A350 ULR |
New York (Newark) to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
51,100 |
SQ21 | A350 ULR |
Economy Class Deals
Here are the discounts on offer for travel in Economy Class, including the aircraft types used for each eligible route and flight number.
South East Asia
Singapore to Bangkok | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,750 |
SQ714 | A350 MH |
Blackout: | 6 – 10 July 2022 | |
Bangkok to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,750 |
SQ705 | A350 MH |
Blackout: | 11 – 13 July 2022 | |
Singapore to Da Nang | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,750 |
SQ172 SQ174 |
737-800 737-800 |
Blackout: | 6 – 10 July 2022 | |
Da Nang to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,750 |
SQ171 SQ173 |
737-800 737-800 |
Blackout: | 11 – 13 July 2022 | |
Singapore to Hanoi | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,750 |
SQ194 | 737-800 |
Blackout: | 6 – 10 July 2022 | |
Hanoi to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,750 |
SQ191 | A350 MH |
Blackout: | 11 – 13 July 2022 | |
Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,750 |
SQ184 SQ186 |
A350 LH 787-10 |
Blackout: | 6 – 10 July 2022 | |
Ho Chi Minh City to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,750 |
SQ177 | A350 MH |
Blackout: | 11 – 13 July 2022 | |
Singapore to Phuket | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,750 |
SQ736 SQ740 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
Blackout: | 6 – 10 July 2022 | |
Phuket to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,750 |
SQ725 SQ727 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
Blackout: | 11 – 13 July 2022 |
West Asia & Africa
Singapore to Ahmedabad | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,950 |
SQ504 | A350 MH |
Ahmedabad to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,950 |
SQ505 | A350 MH |
Singapore to Bangalore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,950 |
SQ510 | A350 MH |
Blackout: | 1 – 10 July 2022 | |
Bangalore to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,950 |
SQ511 | A350 MH |
Blackout: | 1 – 18 July 2022 | |
Singapore to Kolkata | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,950 |
SQ516 | 737-8 MAX |
Kolkata to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,950 |
SQ517 | 737-8 MAX |
Singapore to Mumbai | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,950 |
SQ422 SQ424 SQ426 |
A350 MH A380 A350 LH |
Mumbai to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,950 |
SQ421 SQ423 SQ425 |
A350 MH A380 A350 LH |
Singapore to New Delhi | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,950 |
SQ402 SQ406 |
787-10 A380 |
New Delhi to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,950 |
SQ401 SQ403 |
787-10 A380 |
Australia
Singapore to Darwin | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,000 |
SQ251 | 737-8 MAX |
Darwin to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,000 |
SQ252 | 737-8 MAX |
Singapore to Perth | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,000 |
SQ215 SQ225 |
787-10 787-10 |
Blackout: | 13 – 24 July 2022 | |
Perth to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,000 |
SQ216 SQ224 |
787-10 787-10 |
Blackout: | 1 – 8 July 2022 | |
Singapore to Cairns | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
19,600 |
SQ203 | 737-8 MAX |
Blackout: | 6 – 18 July 2022 | |
Cairns to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
19,600 |
SQ204 | 737-8 MAX |
Singapore to Sydney | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
19,600 |
SQ221 SQ231 SQ241 |
A350 MH A380 A350 MH |
Blackout: | 11 – 23 July 2022 | |
Sydney to Singapore | ||
Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
19,600 |
SQ212 SQ222 SQ232 SQ242 |
777-300ER A380 A350 MH A350 MH |
Blackout: | 1 – 9 July 2022 |
Book under the ‘Promo’ award category
One of the annoying things about the KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes offer pre-pandemic was that you had to select the Saver award rate for the applicable discounted flight in order to then see the discounted rate reflected.

That made it difficult to search for these offers without referring to the master list of discounted routes, since the new rate was only displayed after you clicked on a valid flight.
It was a cause of much confusion, and also meant you had to be on top of any valid date ranges or blackout periods for your preferred route.
Thankfully Singapore Airlines now has a new way of displaying flights with discounted award rates – the new ‘Promo’ category, making it easy to spot the discounted flights when searching.


This also means Spontaneous Escapes award capacity can be loaded as a subset of the Saver award space, allowing you to continue to book at Saver rates (if you prefer the flexibility, for example), or allowing the airline to stop offering Spontaneous Escapes rates on a particular flight, but not necessarily having to remove the Saver rate at the same time, like they did before.
This also allows you to book at a discount for larger groups, for example if there are three of you travelling but only two Promo (Spontaneous Escapes) award seats are loaded for the flight you want to travel on, you can potentially redeem the two remaining Promo seats and one Saver seat on a separate booking, and still effectively achieve a 20% overall miles discount between you.
What if you already booked?
If you have already redeemed your miles on a flight that has now become part of the Spontaneous Escapes offer, unfortunately there’s no simple way to change it and pay the reduced miles rate.
You will have to book at the Spontaneous Escapes rate, then cancel the existing booking and pay the miles redeposit fee (don’t do it the other way round, in case the Spontaneous Escapes Promo space disappears in the meantime!).
This will require you to have sufficient miles in your account.
If you need the miles from the original booking to make the Spontaneous Escapes one due an insufficient balance, be very careful!
Since you will first have to cancel the original booking, you are now at the mercy of the Spontaneous Escapes space remaining available on the flight, and it can take a few days for the miles from your original cancelled booking to be re-credited to your account.
Summary
It’s great to see the ever-popular KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes deal back again, with monthly discounts for those making short-term travel plans, though the selection for July 2022 is quite slim, especially compared to the initial relaunch offer back in April and May.
Still, if there’s something of interest now’s a good time to jump on it, with a few popular destinations including Bangkok and Phuket in Economy Class, plus Ho Chi Minh and Delhi on the list in Business Class.
Remember if you’re unable to secure a return flight at the discounted rates, book two one-way tickets instead. You’ll pay the ‘Promo’ rate one-way and the usual ‘Saver’ rate for the non-discounted sector but at least the whole itinerary will not be at the usual rate (and a 15% saving is still welcome).
Will you be locking in any of the Spontaneous Escapes offers for July 2022? Let us know in the comments section below.
(Cover Photo: Thiago B. Trevisan / Shutterstock)
Oops. I cant find the Promo award for Singapore to Frankfurt either in Economy and Business for Jul’22.
Good promo but odd timing of flight, limited or only one flight per sector…
I dont see Bangkok in Business class, unlike what you had said in your conclusion?
Thanks amended. Bangkok is only included in Economy Class this month sadly.