Back in April this year, Singapore Airlines revealed that it would be launching an upsized Spontaneous Escapes flash sale this month in celebration of SG60, which led us to speculate that the carrier might be set to offer 60% off Saver award rates during this limited booking window.
Well the offer has launched and it’s significantly less generous than we had hoped, with just a 40% discount on offer (i.e. pay 60% of the usual Saver rate).
For 60 hours only, enjoy an upsized 40% off Singapore Airlines Saver award tickets to selected destinations. Redeem your flights for travel between 1-30 September 2025.
Singapore Airlines
That’s actually pretty stingy compared to the hype.
The airline has offered 40% off as its Spontaneous Escapes discount for the whole regular two-week promotion as recently as April 2025, in celebration of hitting 10 million KrisFlyer members. Previously, we’ve seen 51% off award tickets for a two-month period in early 2020, and discounts of 45% to 61% in early 2019.
Alas, it is what it is and any discount higher than the usual 30% off is to be welcomed.
Some of the best deals worth considering this month include:
- Frankfurt for 25,200 miles in Economy Class
- San Francisco for 25,200 miles in Economy Class
- Perth for 24,300 miles in Business Class or 12,900 miles in Economy Class
- Hong Kong for 20,400 miles in Business Class or 9,900 miles in Economy Class
- Bangkok for 14,400 miles in Business Class or 8,100 miles in Economy Class
- Bali or Jakarta for 12,600 miles in Business Class or 5,100 miles in Economy Class
- Taipei for 9,900 miles in Economy Class
As usual, some routes this month are affected by a range of blackout dates, which are clearly shown in our detailed tables below.
If you do find a route of interest, you’ll need to book these ‘Promo’ awards at 40% off over the next 60 hours – between 15th August 2025 12:00 SGT and 17th August 2025 23:59 SGT – for travel in September 2025, but remember there’s no flexibility and in most cases no refunds are allowed.
Award discounts will revert to the usual Spontaneous Escapes 30% off rate for bookings made from 18th August 2025 00:00 SGT to 31st August 2025 23:59 SGT.
Terms and conditions
Here are the terms and conditions for the Spontaneous Escapes promotion.
September 2025 offer
- A 40% discount on saver award redemptions for travel to and/or from selected destinations in September 2025.
- Redeem online at singaporeair.com or via the SingaporeAir mobile app between 15th August 2025, 12:00 SGT and 17th August 2025 23:59 SGT.
- Discount reverts to 30% for bookings made between 18th August 2025 00:00 SGT to 31st August 23:59 SGT.
- Flights are non-refundable and non-changeable.
- Blackout dates apply on some routes (see the full list below for details).
- 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 / Advantage awards in the same booking.
- Travel must be completed by 30th September 2025.
- Book as many redemptions as you like at Spontaneous Escapes rates – it’s not capped.
- You cannot waitlist for Promo (Spontaneous Escapes) redemptions.
- For any flights cancelled by SIA, or if a 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’re the only site showing the aircraft type and the Business Class seat product planned for these routes flight number by flight number, to help you choose better and travel smarter on your discounted Spontaneous Escapes getaway.
Here are the five different SIA Business Class seat type abbreviations, for reference:
| Singapore Airlines Business Class seat types |
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| Regional | ||
 738 RJ |
 MAX RJ |
 2018 RJ |
| Long-Haul | ||
 2013 J |
 2017 J |
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Some of our readers even choose their preferred route based on the aircraft or seat type, especially those looking to try one of the carrier’s newer products for the first time!
Here are the discounts on offer for travel in Business Class this month (at the 40% discount).
South East Asia
| Singapore to Jakarta | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
12,600 |
SQ950 SQ960 SQ962 |
777-300ER A350 LH A350 LH |
2013 J 2013 J 2013 J |
| Blackout: | 7 – 8 Sep | ||
| Jakarta to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
12,600 |
SQ951 SQ961 SQ963 |
A350 MH A350 LH A350 LH |
2018 RJ 2013 J 2013 J |
| Blackout: | 4 – 5 Sep | ||
| Singapore to Kuala Lumpur | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
12,600 |
SQ122 SQ106 |
A350 MH A350 MH |
2018 RJ 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 5 – 7 Sep | ||
| Kuala Lumpur to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
12,600 |
SQ105 SQ121 |
A350 MH A350 MH |
2018 RJ 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 12 – 14 Sep | ||
| Singapore to Surabaya | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
12,600 |
SQ922 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Surabaya to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
12,600 |
SQ923 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 6 – 9 Sep | ||
| Singapore to Medan | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
12,600 |
SQ990 | 737-8 MAX | MAX RJ |
| Blackout: | 2 – 3 Sep 20 – 23 Sep |
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| Medan to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
12,600 |
SQ995 | 737-8 MAX | MAX RJ |
| Blackout: | 3 – 5 Sep 8 – 10 Sep 14 – 16 Sep |
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| Singapore to Denpasar | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
12,600 |
SQ934 SQ948 |
787-10 787-10 |
2018 RJ 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 4 Sep 10 Sep |
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| Denpasar to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
12,600 |
SQ947 SQ949 |
787-10 787-10 |
2018 RJ 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 1 Sep 7 Sep |
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| Singapore to Bangkok | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
14,400 |
SQ706 SQ714 |
A350 MH 787-10 |
2018 RJ 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 4 – 5 Sep | ||
| Bangkok to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
14,400 |
SQ705 SQ719 |
A350 MH A350 MH |
2018 RJ 2018 RJ |
| Singapore to Manila | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
14,400 |
SQ914 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 6 Sep 13 Sep 20 Sep 7 Sep |
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| Manila to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
14,400 |
SQ917 SQ921 |
A350 MH 787-10 |
2018 RJ 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 7 Sep 10 Sep 14 Sep 17 Sep 21 Sep 25 Sep 27 – 30 Sep |
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| Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
14,400 |
SQ184 SQ186 |
A350 LH 787-10 |
2013 J 2018 RJ |
| Ho Chi Minh City to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
14,400 |
SQ183 SQ185 SQ177 |
A350 LH 787-10 A350 LH |
2013 J 2018 RJ 2013 J |
| Blackout: | 5 Sep 12 Sep 19 Sep 26 Sep |
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| Singapore to Hanoi | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
14,400 |
SQ194 | 737-8 MAX | MAX RJ |
| Blackout: | 2 – 7 Sep 9 Sep 11 Sep 13 – 14 Sep 16 Sep 18 Sep 20 – 21 Sep 23 Sep 25 Sep 27 – 28 Sep 30 Sep |
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| Hanoi to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
14,400 |
SQ193 | 737-8 MAX | MAX RJ |
| Blackout: | 2 Sep 4 – 7 Sep 9 Sep 11 – 14 Sep 16 Sep 18 Sep 20 – 21 Sep 23 Sep 25 Sep 27 – 28 Sep 30 Sep |
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| Singapore to Phnom Penh | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
14,400 |
SQ158 | 737-8 MAX | MAX RJ |
| Blackout: | 2 – 3 Sep 5 – 6 Sep 9 – 10 Sep 12 – 13 Sep 16 – 17 Sep 19 – 20 Sep 23 – 24 Sep 26 Sep 30 Sep |
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| Phnom Penh to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
14,400 |
SQ157 | 737-8 MAX | MAX RJ |
| Blackout: | 1 – 3 Sep 5 – 6 Sep 9 – 10 Sep 12 – 13 Sep 16 Sep 24 Sep 26 – 27 Sep 30 Sep |
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North Asia
| Singapore to Hong Kong | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
20,400 |
SQ898 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 3 – 5 Sep 7 – 8 Sep 10 – 11 Sep |
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| Hong Kong to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
20,400 |
SQ899 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 10 Sep 12 – 14 Sep |
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West Asia & Africa
| Singapore to Dhaka | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
25,800 |
SQ446 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Dhaka to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
25,800 |
SQ447 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Singapore to Ahmedabad | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
25,800 |
SQ504 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 4 Sep 13 – 14 Sep |
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| Ahmedabad to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
25,800 |
SQ505 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 9 Sep 11 Sep |
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| Singapore to Colombo | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
25,800 |
SQ468 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Kathmandu to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
25,800 |
SQ441 | 737-800 | 738 RJ |
| Blackout: | 26 – 29 Sep | ||
Southwest Pacific
| Perth to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
24,300 |
SQ224 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 20 – 30 Sep | ||
(Photo: MainlyMiles)
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 (at the 40% discount).
North Asia
| Singapore to Hong Kong | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
15,900 |
SQ874 SQ892 SQ894 |
A350 LH 777-300ER A350 LH |
| Hong Kong to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
15,900 |
SQ875 SQ893 SQ895 |
A350 LH 777-300ER A350 LH |
| Singapore to Shanghai | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
20,700 |
SQ828 SQ832 |
777-300ER A350 LH |
| Shanghai to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
20,700 |
SQ835 | A350 LH |
| Singapore to Tokyo (Narita) | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
22,500 |
SQ12 | 777-300ER |
| Tokyo (Narita) to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
22,500 |
SQ11 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 13 – 14 Sep | |
West Asia & Africa
| Singapore to Mumbai | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
20,700 |
SQ424 | A380 |
| Singapore to Delhi | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
20,700 |
SQ406 | A380 |
| Blackout: | 14 Sep | |
| Delhi to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
20,700 |
SQ403 | A380 |
| Blackout: | 4 Sep | |
| Singapore to Dubai | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,800 |
SQ494 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 1 Sep 5 Sep 6 Sep 14 Sep 16 Sep 20 Sep 27 Sep |
|
| Dubai to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,800 |
SQ495 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 4 Sep 6 – 7 Sep 11 Sep 13 Sep 25 Sep 29 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Johannesburg | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,800 |
SQ482 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 3 Sep 13 Sep 19 Sep 23 Sep |
|
| Johannesburg to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,800 |
SQ481 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 1 Sep 5 – 6 Sep 16 Sep 19 Sep 23 Sep 27 Sep |
|
Europe
| New York (JFK) to Frankfurt | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
31,200 |
SQ25 | 777-300ER |
| Singapore to Brussels | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
42,600 |
SQ304 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 3 – 7 Sep 10 – 14 Sep 21 Sep 24 – 26 Sep |
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| Brussels to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
42,600 |
SQ303 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 8 Sep 13 Sep 18 – 20 Sep 27 – 30 Sep |
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| Singapore to Frankfurt | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
42,600 |
SQ326 | A380 |
| Blackout: | 1 – 8 Sep | |
USA
| Frankfurt to New York (JFK) | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
31,200 |
SQ26 | 777-300ER |
| Tokyo (Narita) to Los Angeles | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
43,800 |
SQ12 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 6 Sep 12 -21 Sep |
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| Los Angeles to Tokyo (Narita) | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
43,800 |
SQ11 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 12 Sep 16 – 26 Sep |
|
| Singapore to San Francisco | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
45,000 |
SQ34 | A350 ULR |
| Blackout: | 13 Sep | |
| San Francisco to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
45,000 |
SQ31 SQ33 |
A350 LH A350 ULR |
| Blackout: | 12 – 13 Sep 18 – 20 Sep 25 – 26 Sep |
|
| Singapore to New York (JFK) | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
48,300 |
SQ24 | A350 ULR |
| Blackout: | 1 – 8 Sep | |
| New York (JFK) to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
48,300 |
SQ23 | A350 ULR |
| Blackout: | 11 – 13 Sep 26 – 29 Sep |
|
| Singapore to New York (Newark) | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
48,300 |
SQ22 | A350 ULR |
| Blackout: | 1 – 6 Sep 12 – 13 Sep |
|
| New York (Newark) to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
48,300 |
SQ21 | A350 ULR |
Economy Class Deals
Here are the discounts on offer for travel in Economy Class (at the 40% discount).
We have also included the aircraft types used for each eligible route and flight number, so you can choose based on your preference where multiple flights are available.
South East Asia
| Singapore to Jakarta | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,100 |
SQ950 SQ960 SQ962 |
777-300ER A350 LH A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 7 – 8 Sep | |
| Jakarta to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,100 |
SQ951 SQ961 SQ963 |
A350 MH A350 LH A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 3 – 5 Sep | |
| Singapore to Brunei | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,100 |
SQ148 | 737-8 MAX |
| Brunei to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,100 |
SQ147 | 737-8 MAX |
| Singapore to Penang | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,100 |
SQ138 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 5 – 7 Sep | |
| Penang to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,100 |
SQ131 | 737-800 |
| Blackout: | 6 Sep 12 – 14 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Kuala Lumpur | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,100 |
SQ104 SQ122 SQ126 |
737-8 MAX A350 MH A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 5 – 7 Sep 20 – 21 Sep |
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| Kuala Lumpur to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,100 |
SQ103 SQ105 SQ121 |
737-8 MAX A350 MH A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 12 – 14 Sep | |
| Singapore to Denpasar | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,100 |
SQ948 | 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 3 – 6 Sep 11 – 13 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Bangkok | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ714 SQ720 |
787-10 A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 4 – 5 Sep | |
| Bangkok to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ705 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 8 Sep 10 Sep |
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| Singapore to Phuket | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ740 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 4 – 6 Sep | |
| Phuket to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ725 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 7 Sep | |
| Singapore to Manila | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ914 SQ916 |
A350 MH 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 5 – 6 Sep | |
| Manila to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ913 SQ919 SQ921 |
A350 MH A350 MH 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 7 Sep 14 Sept 21 Sep |
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| Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ186 | 787-10 |
| Ho Chi Minh City to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ177 SQ185 |
A350 LH 787-10 |
| Singapore to Hanoi | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ194 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 1 – 7 Sep 9 Sep 11 Sep 13 – 14 Sep 16 Sep 18 Sep 20 Sep 25 Sep 27 – 28 Sep 30 Sep |
|
| Hanoi to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ193 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 9 – 14 Sep 27 – 28 Sep 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Phnom Penh | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ158 | 737-8 MAX |
| Phnom Penh to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ157 SQ153 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
| Singapore to Siem Reap | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ164 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 7 Sep 19 Sep 25 – 27 Sep |
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| Siem Reap to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ163 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 13 Sep 18 – 21 Sep 25 Sep 27 – 28 Sep |
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| Singapore to Yangon | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ762 | 737-8 MAX |
| Yangon to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ761 | 737-8 MAX |
| Singapore to Cebu | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
8,100 |
SQ900 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 1 – 2 Sep 4 Sep 7 – 9 Sep 12 – 16 Sep 19 Sep 25 – 27 Sep |
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North Asia
| Singapore to Shenzhen | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,900 |
SQ856 | 737-8 MAX |
| Shenzhen to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,900 |
SQ857 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 27 – 30 Sep | |
| Singapore to Hong Kong | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,900 |
SQ898 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 4 – 7 Sep | |
| Hong Kong to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,900 |
SQ899 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 7 – 14 Sep | |
| Singapore to Taipei | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,900 |
SQ878 | 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 4 – 9 Sep 3 – 15 Sep 20 Sep |
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| Taipei to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,900 |
SQ877 | 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 7 Sep 9 – 14 Sep 20 – 21 Sep 26 – 30 Sep |
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| Singapore to Beijing | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,900 |
SQ800 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 1 – 22 Sep 27 Sep |
|
| Beijing to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,900 |
SQ801 SQ805 |
787-10 A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 20 – 21 Sep 26 – 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Beijing Daxing | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,900 |
SQ810 | 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 1 – 21 Sep | |
| Beijing Daxing to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,900 |
SQ811 | 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 26 – 30 Sep | |
| Singapore to Shanghai | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,900 |
SQ836 | 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 5 – 6 Sep 13 – 14 Sep |
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| Tokyo (Narita) to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
16,200 |
SQ11 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 12 – 13 Sep 20 Sep |
|
| Tokyo (Haneda) to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
16,200 |
SQ633 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 12 – 14 Sep 20 – 21 Sep 27 – 28 Sep |
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West Asia & Africa
| Singapore to Male | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,000 |
SQ438 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 25 – 30 Sep | |
| Male to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,000 |
SQ431 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 12 – 15 Sep | |
| Singapore to Dhaka | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,000 |
SQ446 | 787-10 |
| Dhaka to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,000 |
SQ447 | 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 1 Sep 8 Sep 15 Sep 30 Sep |
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| Ahmedabad to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,000 |
SQ505 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 1 Sep 6 – 7 Sep |
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| Singapore to Mumbai | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,000 |
SQ422 | 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 13 – 18 Sep | |
| New Delhi to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,000 |
SQ401 | 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 2 – 3 Sep 5 Sep 8 – 9 Sep 11 – 12 Sep |
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Southwest Pacific
| Singapore to Perth | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,900 |
SQ213 SQ225 |
A350 MH 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 4 – 9 Sep | |
| Singapore to Darwin | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,900 |
SQ251 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 1 – 5 Sep 26 – 30 September |
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| Darwin to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
12,900 |
SQ252 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 16 – 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Sydney | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
18,300 |
SQ231 | A380 |
| Blackout: | 5 – 7 Sept 12 – 14 Sep 19 – 21 Sep 25 – 30 Sep |
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| Singapore to Brisbane | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
18,300 |
SQ265 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 18 – 30 Sep | |
| Brisbane to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
18,300 |
SQ266 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 1 – 22 Sep | |
Europe
| New York (JFK) to Frankfurt | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
15,000 |
SQ25 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 8 – 14 Sep 21 – 23 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Frankfurt | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ326 | A380 |
| Blackout: | 1 – 14 Sep | |
| Frankfurt to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ325 | A380 |
| Blackout: | 12 – 13 Sep | |
| Brussels to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ303 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 1 – 2 Sep 6 – 9 Sep 13 Sept 20 – 22 Sep 27 Sep 30 Sep |
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| Milan to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ355 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 5 – 6 Sep 10 – 30 Sep |
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| Munich to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ327 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 12 – 15 Sep 20 – 21 Sep 26 – 30 Sep |
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| Paris to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ337 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 5 – 7 Sep 12 – 15 Sep 18 – 30 Sep |
|
| Zurich to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ345 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 12 – 15 Sep 19 – 21 Sep 24 – 30 Sep |
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USA
| Frankfurt to New York (JFK) | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
15,000 |
SQ26 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 1 – 2 Sep | |
| Tokyo (Narita) to Los Angeles | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
23,100 |
SQ12 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 7 Sep 13 – 21 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Los Angeles | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ36 SQ38 |
A350 LH A350 LH |
| Los Angeles to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ35 SQ37 |
A350 LH A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 18 Sep 22 – 23 Sep |
|
| Singapore to San Francisco | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ32 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 1 – 8 Sep 13 – 14 Sep |
|
| San Francisco to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ31 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 26 – 28 Sep | |
| Singapore to Seattle | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ28 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 1 – 15 Sep | |
| Seattle to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ27 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 1 – 14 Sep 23 – 25 Sep |
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Book the ‘Promo’ award category
Singapore Airlines offers the Spontaneous Escapes deals under its “Promo” award category, which you’ll see alongside the usual Saver and Advantage award rates on applicable flights.
If the Promo award rate is not shown for your preferred flight, even though it is listed as part of the offer, that unfortunately means there is no availability remaining at the Spontaneous Escapes rate (but do check back later, like Saver and Advantage award space – it can come and go).
The “Promo” award category also means Spontaneous Escapes award capacity can be loaded as a subset of the Saver award space. This allows you to continue to book at Saver rates (if you prefer the flexibility, for example), or allows the airline to stop offering Spontaneous Escapes rates on a particular flight, while not necessarily having to remove the Saver rate at the same time, like they did under the pre-pandemic system.
This also opens up the possibility of securing discounted bookings for larger groups.
For example, if three of you are travelling but only two Promo (Spontaneous Escapes) award seats are available for your desired flight, you can potentially redeem the two available Promo seats and then one Saver seat on a separate booking.
This way, you can still effectively enjoy a 27% overall mileage discount across your group, compared to booking three Saver awards.
What if you already booked?
If you have already redeemed your miles on a flight that has now become eligible for the Spontaneous Escapes offer, unfortunately there’s no simple way to change it and pay the reduced miles rate.
You will have to book again 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 to immediately lock in the Spontaneous Escapes rate.
If you need the miles from the original booking in order to make the Spontaneous Escapes one due to 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 sometimes take a few days for the miles from your original cancelled booking to be re-credited to your account.
Full details
For full details of this month’s Spontaneous Escapes offer, including terms and conditions (but sadly not including the aircraft type and seat type details we have provided above!), head over to the KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes promo page.
Summary
Singapore Airlines has launched its SG60 Spontaneous Escapes flash deal, with 40% off saver award rates rather than the usual 30%, but only for those who book over the next 60 hours for travel in September 2025.
This isn’t as exciting as we’d hoped – after all the full regular two-week Spontaneous Escapes promo was available with 40% off only a few months ago, making this one seem like a lousy deal with only 60 hours to redeem at this “special” rate.
From 18th August to 31st August, the discount on these flights will revert to the usual 30% off for those locking in bookings after the flash deal has ended, so it’s definitely best to try and book this weekend if possible for the additional saving.
Do check out the full deal here, and remember to refer to our seat types summary for Business Class in the tables above to pick the aircraft with the best cabin product for your routing.
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 20% saving is still welcome).
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