KrisFlyer has launched its monthly Spontaneous Escapes promotion for September 2026, offering discounts of 30% on Singapore Airlines Economy, Premium Economy, and Business Class award bookings to and from a selection of destinations across its network.
As usual, to take advantage of the 30% savings you’ll need to secure your tickets within the next two weeks, though the sooner the better is a good plan, since award seats at these discounted rates are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
If any of the destinations on this month’s list catch your eye and you’re able to make firm travel plans for next month, it’s definitely worth seizing the opportunity to book one of these seats at the discounted rate.
Singapore Airlines Awards start at 5,600 miles, for one-way Economy Class redemptions between the likes of Singapore and Kuala Lumpur or Jakarta.
Some of the deals worth considering this month to or from Singapore include:
- Cairns for 50,400 miles in Business or 20,300 miles in Economy
- Johannesburg for 36,050 miles in Premium Economy
- Shanghai for 31,500 miles in Business or 14,350 miles in Economy
- Frankfurt for 30,800 miles in Economy
- Los Angeles, San Francisco or Seattle for 30,800 miles in Economy
- Brisbane, Melbourne or Sydney for 20,300 miles in Economy
- Bangkok for 17,500 miles in Business or 9,100 miles in Economy
- Bali for 15,400 miles in Business
- Perth for 14,350 miles in Economy
- Taipei for 10,850 miles in Economy
Scoot awards are even cheaper – starting at just 1,275 miles one-way in Economy on Singapore – Malaysia routes, like Malacca, Langkawi and KL. Deals this month for the low-cost carrier also include Yogyakarta for 3,825 miles, Nha Trang for 5,100 miles, Tokyo, Okinawa or Seoul for 10,625 miles and Melbourne for 10,625 miles. See the full list for those flights here.
Some routes are affected by a range of blackout dates, or are only available in one direction at the discounted rate, which we clearly show in our detailed tables below.
If you do find a route of interest, you’ll need to book these ‘Promo’ awards over the next two weeks – between 14th August 2026 and 31st August 2026 – for travel in September 2026, but remember there’s no flexibility and in most cases no refunds are allowed.
Terms and conditions
Here are the terms and conditions for the Spontaneous Escapes promotion.
September 2026 offer
- A 30% discount on saver award redemptions for travel to and/or from selected destinations in September 2026.
- Redeem SIA flights online at singaporeair.com or via the SingaporeAir mobile app, between 14th August 2026 and 31st August 2026.
- Travel must be completed by 30th September 2026.
- Flights are non-refundable and non-changeable.
- Blackout dates apply on some routes (see the full lists 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.
- Book as many redemptions as you like at Spontaneous Escapes rates – it’s not capped.
- You cannot waitlist for Promo (Spontaneous Escapes) redemptions.
- 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 four different SIA Business Class seat type abbreviations, for reference:
| Singapore Airlines Business Class seat types |
|
| Regional | |
 MAX RJ |
 2018 RJ |
| Long-Haul | |
 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 carrier’s newer products for the first time!
Here are the discounts on offer for travel in Business Class this month.
South East Asia
| Singapore to Denpasar | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,400 |
SQ948 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Denpasar to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,400 |
SQ947 SQ949 |
787-10 787-10 |
2018 RJ 2018 RJ |
| Singapore to Jakarta | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,400 |
SQ950 SQ952 SQ960 SQ962 |
777-300ER A350 LH A350 MH A350 LH |
2013 J 2013 J 2018 RJ 2013 J |
| Jakarta to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,400 |
SQ951 SQ963 SQ965 SQ967 |
A350 MH A350 LH 777-300ER A350 MH |
2018 RJ 2013 J 2013 J 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 9 – 11 Sep 15 – 17 Sep |
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| Singapore to Kuala Lumpur | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,400 |
SQ122 SQ126 |
A350 MH A350 LH |
2018 RJ 2013 J |
| Blackout: | 30 Sep | ||
| Kuala Lumpur to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,400 |
SQ105 SQ121 SQ125 |
A350 LH A350 MH A350 LH |
2013 J 2018 RJ 2013 J |
| Blackout: | 6 Sep 11 Sep 13 Sep 25 Sep |
||
| Singapore to Surabaya | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,400 |
SQ922 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Surabaya to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
15,400 |
SQ923 SQ927 SQ929 |
A350 MH 737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
2018 RJ MAX RJ MAX RJ |
| Blackout: | 6 – 9 Sep 20 – 21 Sep 25 – 27 Sep |
||
| Singapore to Bangkok | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
17,500 |
SQ706 SQ714 |
787-10 787-10 |
2018 RJ 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 4 Sep | ||
| Bangkok to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
17,500 |
SQ713 SQ719 |
787-10 787-10 |
2018 RJ 2018 RJ |
| Singapore to Hanoi | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
17,500 |
SQ192 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 2 – 5 Sep 7 Sep 10 – 11 Sep 15 Sep 17 Sep 21 Sep 26 Sep 28 Sep |
||
| Hanoi to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
17,500 |
SQ191 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 18 Sep | ||
| Singapore to Phuket | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
17,500 |
SQ736 SQ740 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
MAX RJ MAX RJ |
| Blackout: | 5 Sep 23 – 24 Sep 26 – 27 Sep |
||
| Phuket to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
17,500 |
SQ725 SQ739 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
MAX RJ MAX RJ |
| Singapore to Manila | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
17,500 |
SQ914 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 3 Sep 9 Sep 16 Sep |
||
| Manila to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
17,500 |
SQ921 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 6 Sep 13 Sep |
||
| Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
17,500 |
SQ178 SQ184 SQ186 |
A350 MH A350 LH 787-10 |
2018 RJ 2013 J 2018 RJ |
| Ho Chi Minh City to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
17,500 |
SQ177 SQ183 SQ185 |
A350 MH A350 LH 787-10 |
2018 RJ 2013 J 2018 RJ |
North Asia
| Singapore to Hangzhou | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
24,850 |
SQ838 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 1 – 20 Sep | ||
| Singapore to Beijing | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ806 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 1 – 22 Sep | ||
| Singapore to Beijing Daxing | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ810 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Singapore to Shanghai | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ836 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 2 – 9 Sep | ||
West Asia & Africa
| Singapore to Ahmedabad | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ504 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Ahmedabad to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ505 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 16 Sep | ||
| Singapore to Colombo | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ468 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Colombo to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ469 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Singapore to Delhi | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ406 | A380 | 2017 J |
| Blackout: | 6 – 7 Sep 13 – 14 Sep 20 – 21 Sep 24 Sep 27 – 28 Sep |
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| Singapore to Dhaka | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ446 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Dhaka to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ447 | 787-10 | 2018 RJ |
| Singapore to Hyderabad | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ522 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 10 Sep 21 Sep |
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| Hyderabad to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ523 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 1 Sep 5 Sep 14 Sep 16 Sep 20 Sep 30 Sep |
||
| Singapore to Mumbai | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
31,500 |
SQ424 | 777-300ER | 2013 J |
| Blackout: | 6 – 7 Sep 13 – 14 Sep 17 Sep 19 Sep 20 – 21 Sep 27 – 28 Sep |
||
Southwest Pacific
| Singapore to Cairns | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
50,400 |
SQ203 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
| Blackout: | 16 – 30 Sep | ||
| Cairns to Singapore | |||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft | Seats |
50,400 |
SQ204 | A350 MH | 2018 RJ |
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Premium Economy Class Deals
Here are the discounts on offer for travel in Premium Economy.
The list also includes the aircraft types being used for each eligible route and flight number.
North Asia
| Singapore to Hong Kong | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
19,600 |
SQ874 SQ894 |
A350 LH A350 LH |
| Hong Kong to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
19,600 |
SQ875 SQ893 |
A350 LH 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 12 – 13 Sep | |
| Singapore to Beijing | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ802 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 3 – 6 Sep 10 – 11 Sep 13 Sep 16 Sep |
|
| Beijing to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ807 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 11 – 13 Sep 20 Sep 27 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Shanghai | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ828 SQ830 |
777-300ER A380 |
| Blackout: | 4 – 5 Sep | |
| Shanghai to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ831 SQ833 |
777-300ER A380 |
| Blackout: | 11 – 12 Sep | |
West Asia & Africa
| Singapore to Mumbai | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
25,200 |
SQ424 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 6 – 7 Sep 13 – 14 Sep 20 – 21 Sep 27 – 28 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Johannesburg | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
36,050 |
SQ482 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 4 – 7 Sep 19 – 26 Sep |
|
Europe
| Frankfurt to New York | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
39,900 |
SQ26 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 6 – 8 Sep | |
| New York to Frankfurt | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
39,900 |
SQ25 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 22 – 23 Sep | |
| Singapore to Amsterdam | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
52,150 |
SQ334 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 1 Sep | |
| Amsterdam to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
52,150 |
SQ333 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 3 Sep 12 – 15 Sep 19 Sep 29 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Brussels | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
52,150 |
SQ304 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 2 – 6 Sep 11 – 13 Sep 16 – 25 Sep |
|
| Brussels to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
52,150 |
SQ303 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 5 – 7 Sep 12 Sep 15 Sep 19 – 29 Sep |
|
| Paris to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
52,150 |
SQ335 SQ337 |
777-300ER A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 11 – 30 Sep | |
USA
| Singapore to Los Angeles | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
55,300 |
SQ36 SQ38 |
A350 LH A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 5 – 8 Sep 10 – 13 Sep 19 – 20 Sep 24 Sep 26 Sep |
|
| Singapore to San Francisco | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
55,300 |
SQ34 | A350 ULR |
| Blackout: | 10 – 14 Sep 19 – 20 Sep |
|
| Los Angeles to Tokyo | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
56,350 |
SQ11 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 2 Sep 4 Sep 6 – 7 Sep 9 – 12 Sep 18 – 30 Sep |
|
| Tokyo to Los Angeles | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
56,350 |
SQ12 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 1 Sep 3 – 8 Sep 12 – 23 Sep |
|
| Singapore to New York | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
59,150 |
SQ24 | A350 ULR |
| Blackout: | 1 – 8 Sep | |
| New York to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
59,150 |
SQ21 | A350 ULR |
Economy Class Deals
Here are the discounts on offer for travel in Economy Class.
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 Brunei | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,600 |
SQ148 | 737-8 MAX |
| Brunei to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,600 |
SQ147 | 737-8 MAX |
| Singapore to Jakarta | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,600 |
SQ950 SQ960 |
777-300ER A350 MH |
| Singapore to Kuala Lumpur | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,600 |
SQ122 SQ126 SQ128 |
A350 MH A350 LH 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 1 – 6 Sep 30 Sep |
|
| Kuala Lumpur to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,600 |
SQ103 SQ105 SQ125 |
737-8 MAX A350 LH A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 4 – 10 Sep 12 – 14 Sep 19 – 20 Sep 26 – 28 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Penang | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,600 |
SQ138 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 3 – 7 Sep 11 Sep |
|
| Penang to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
5,600 |
SQ131 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 1 Sep 6 – 16 Sep 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Bangkok | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ712 SQ714 SQ720 |
787-10 787-10 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 3 – 4 Sep | |
| Bangkok to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ707 SQ713 SQ719 |
787-10 787-10 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 6 – 7 Sep 13 Sep 20 Sep 27 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Da Nang | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ174 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 2 – 12 Sep 18 – 20 Sep 24 – 26 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Hanoi | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ194 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 1 – 6 Sep 16 – 17 Sep 19 – 20 Sep 24 – 27 Sep |
|
| Hanoi to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ191 SQ193 |
A350 MH 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 12 – 14 Sep 17 Sep 20 – 21 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Phuket | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ732 SQ736 SQ740 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 3 – 5 Sep | |
| Phuket to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ725 SQ727 SQ739 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 6 Sep 13 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Phnom Penh | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ154 SQ156 SQ158 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
| Phnom Penh to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ153 SQ155 SQ157 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
| Singapore to Manila | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ912 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 5 Sep | |
| Manila to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ913 SQ917 SQ919 |
A350 MH A350 MH 737-8 MAX |
| Singapore to Siem Reap | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ166 | 737-8 MAX |
| Siem Reap to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ163 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 7 Sep 28 – 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ184 SQ186 |
A350 LH 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 2 – 5 Sep | |
| Ho Chi Minh City to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
9,100 |
SQ177 SQ185 |
A350 MH 787-10 |
North Asia
| Singapore to Chong Qing | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
10,850 |
SQ818 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 2 – 13 Sep 16 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Guangzhou | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
10,850 |
SQ852 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 1 – 12 Sep 14 Sep 16 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Hangzhou | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
10,850 |
SQ838 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 2 – 7 Sep 13 Sep |
|
| Hangzhou to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
10,850 |
SQ839 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 13 – 14 Sep 19 – 21 Sep 23 – 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Hong Kong | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
10,850 |
SQ874 SQ882 SQ898 |
A350 LH A350 MH A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 3 – 8 Sep | |
| Hong Kong to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
10,850 |
SQ883 SQ899 |
A350 MH A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 11 – 13 Sep 24 – 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Shenzhen | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
10,850 |
SQ856 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 3 – 8 Sep | |
| Singapore to Taipei | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
10,850 |
SQ878 | 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 4 – 5 Sep 28 – 29 Sep |
|
| Taipei to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
10,850 |
SQ877 | 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 5 Sep 6 – 7 Sep 11 – 13 Sep 19 – 20 Sep 23 – 25 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Xiamen | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
10,850 |
SQ868 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 3 – 6 Sep 8 – 9 Sep |
|
| Xiamen to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
10,850 |
SQ869 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 11 -12 Sep 16 – 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Beijing | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,350 |
SQ800 SQ802 SQ806 |
777-300ER 777-300ER 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 1 – 14 Sep | |
| Beijing to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,350 |
SQ801 SQ805 |
787-10 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 11 – 13 Sep 19 – 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Beijing Daxing | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,350 |
SQ810 | 787-10 |
| Singapore to Shanghai | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,350 |
SQ826 SQ828 SQ830 SQ832 SQ836 |
A350 MH 777-300ER A380 787-10 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 3 – 6 Sep | |
| Shanghai to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,350 |
SQ825 SQ827 SQ831 SQ833 SQ835 |
787-10 A350 MH 777-300ER A380 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 11 – 13 Sep 19 – 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Seoul | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
17,850 |
SQ606 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 2 – 6 Sep 11 – 12 Sep 19 Sep 24 – 28 Sep |
|
| Seoul to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
17,850 |
SQ607 SQ611 SQ605 |
787-10 A350 MH A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 4 – 7 Sep 8 – 13 Sep 16 Sep 18 – 20 Sep 22 Sep 25 Sep 27 – 28 Sep |
|
West Asia & Africa
| Singapore to Ahmedabad | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
13,300 |
SQ504 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 1 – 18 Sep 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Dhaka | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
13,300 |
SQ446 | 787-10 |
| Dhaka to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
13,300 |
SQ447 | 787-10 |
Southwest Pacific
| Singapore to Darwin | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,350 |
SQ251 | 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 4 – 6 Sep | |
| Darwin to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,350 |
SQ252 SQ254 |
737-8 MAX 737-8 MAX |
| Blackout: | 12 – 21 Sep | |
| Singapore to Perth | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
14,350 |
SQ213 SQ225 |
A350 MH 787-10 |
| Blackout: | 1 – 8 Sep 24 – 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Brisbane | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
20,300 |
SQ265 SQ255 |
A350 MH A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 3 – 6 Sep 18 – 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Cairns | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
20,300 |
SQ203 | A350 MH |
| Blackout: | 16 – 30 Sep | |
| Cairns to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
20,300 |
SQ204 | A350 MH |
| Singapore to Melbourne | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
20,300 |
SQ237 | A380 |
| Blackout: | 5 – 6 Sep 18 – 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Sydney | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
20,300 |
SQ231 | A380 |
| Blackout: | 4 – 6 Sep 12 – 13 Sep 19 – 20 Sep 24 – 30 Sep |
|
Europe
| Frankfurt to New York | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
19,250 |
SQ26 | 777-300ER |
| Blackout: | 1 – 2 Sep 6 – 14 Sep 19 – 23 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Amsterdam | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ334 | A350 LH |
| Amsterdam to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ333 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 5 Sep | |
| Singapore to Frankfurt | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ326 | A380 |
| Blackout: | 1 – 8 Sep 10 – 12 Sep 24 – 26 Sep |
|
| Frankfurt to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ325 | A380 |
| Blackout: | 1 – 6 Sep 11 – 14 Sep 18 – 19 Sep 21 – 22 Sep 25 – 30 Sep |
|
| Paris to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ335 SQ337 |
777-300ER A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 10 – 30 Sep | |
| London to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ305 SQ317 SQ313 |
A350 LH A380 A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 1 Sep 4 – 6 Sep 11 Sep 14 Sep 18 – 19 Sep 25 – 30 Sep |
|
| Milan to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ355 SQ377 |
A350 LH A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 5 – 30 Sep | |
USA
| Singapore to Los Angeles | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ36 SQ38 |
A350 LH A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 1 Sep 17 – 22 Sep |
|
| Los Angeles to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ35 SQ37 |
A350 LH A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 3 – 4 Sep 10 – 11 Sep 17 – 19 Sep |
|
| San Francisco to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ31 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 1 – 12 Sep 18 – 20 Sep 24 – 27 Sep 30 Sep |
|
| Singapore to Seattle | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ28 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 1 – 20 Sep | |
| Seattle to Singapore | ||
| Miles | Flights | Aircraft |
30,800 |
SQ27 | A350 LH |
| Blackout: | 1 – 15 Sep | |
Scoot Deals
Since April 2026, the Spontaneous Escapes deal now includes Scoot flights, made possible since the carrier adopted a fixed-price award chart for KrisFlyer redemptions.
You can see the full list of Scoot Spontaneous Escapes offers for September 2026 at our dedicated article here.
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, Advantage and Access 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 previous system.
This also opens up the possibility of securing discounted bookings for larger groups.
For example, if three of you are traveling 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 20% overall mileage discount across your group, compared to booking three regular-rate Saver awards.
What if you already booked?
If you have already redeemed your miles on a Singapore Airlines 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.
Scoot’s Spontaneous awards list, meanwhile, is available here.
Summary
KrisFlyer’s regular monthly Spontaneous Escapes deal is back for travel in September 2026, for those who can make short-term travel plans.
Good offers in Business Class include Cairns for 50,400 miles, Shanghai for 31,500 miles, Bangkok for 17,500 miles and Bali for 15,400 miles.
In Economy, Shanghai and Perth at 14,350 miles are decent rates, as is Taipei at 10,850 miles.
This month selected Scoot flights remain part of the deal, with 15% off instead of the usual 30% rate still applicable to SIA awards, though that does mean the ability to secure award tickets from just 1,275 miles one-way.
For SIA, 30% off brings awards down to 5,600 miles on the shorter flights.
Check out the full SIA deal here and the full Scoot deal here, and do 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.
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).
(Cover Photo: Plane’s Portrait Aviation Media / Malcolm Lu)