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Singapore Airlines: Sydney - London, UK from $1309 Return, from Melbourne $1356 [Nov to May] @ Beat That Flight

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5-Star Singapore Airlines has a great price on to London, with just a stop in Singapore enroute. There are often plenty of options on the dates as well timewise, with different stopovers, so be careful to decide when if you'd like a short stopover, or time to explore the airport/city.

All flights include checked luggage, food, movies.

I've searched and picked a selection of the best prices available that I could find (takes too long to search every possible date combo!)

Hotels in London are available to search too

Sydney to London
Dates: 03 November 2021 - 31 May 2022

Return Price Travel Dates

|$1 309|03 Mar to 16 Mar
|$1 309|05 Mar to 18 Mar
|$1 309|25 Feb to 10 Mar
|$1 309|27 Feb to 12 Mar
|$1 310|09 Mar to 22 Mar
|$1 310|11 Mar to 24 Mar
|$1 311|15 Mar to 28 Mar
|$1 311|17 Mar to 30 Mar
|$1 311|23 Feb to 08 Mar
|$1 312|01 Mar to 11 Mar
|$1 312|03 Mar to 13 Mar
|$1 312|05 Mar to 15 Mar
|$1 312|25 Feb to 07 Mar
|$1 312|27 Feb to 09 Mar
|$1 314|11 Mar to 21 Mar
|$1 314|15 Mar to 25 Mar
|$1 314|17 Mar to 27 Mar
|$1 315|01 Mar to 08 Mar
|$1 315|05 Mar to 12 Mar
|$1 315|09 Mar to 16 Mar
|$1 315|27 Feb to 06 Mar
|$1 316|11 Mar to 18 Mar
|$1 316|15 Mar to 22 Mar
|$1 316|21 Mar to 28 Mar
|$1 316|23 Feb to 02 Mar
|$1 316|23 Mar to 30 Mar
|$1 318|03 Mar to 10 Mar
|$1 320|15 Feb to 28 Feb
|$1 320|17 Feb to 02 Mar
|$1 320|17 Mar to 24 Mar
|$1 320|19 Mar to 26 Mar
|$1 321|13 Mar to 26 Mar
|$1 321|21 Feb to 06 Mar
|$1 322|01 Feb to 14 Feb
|$1 322|07 Feb to 20 Feb
|$1 322|09 Feb to 22 Feb
|$1 322|13 Feb to 26 Feb
|$1 323|01 Mar to 14 Mar
|$1 324|03 Feb to 16 Feb
|$1 324|12 Jan to 25 Jan
|$1 324|15 Feb to 25 Feb
|$1 324|16 Jan to 29 Jan
|$1 324|17 Feb to 27 Feb
|$1 324|18 Jan to 31 Jan
|$1 324|19 Feb to 01 Mar
|$1 325|07 Feb to 17 Feb
|$1 325|11 Feb to 21 Feb
|$1 325|13 Feb to 23 Feb
|$1 326|01 Feb to 11 Feb
|$1 326|15 Feb to 22 Feb
|$1 326|19 Feb to 26 Feb
|$1 327|03 Feb to 13 Feb
|$1 327|05 Feb to 15 Feb
|$1 328|01 Feb to 08 Feb
|$1 328|07 Feb to 14 Feb
|$1 328|09 Feb to 16 Feb
|$1 328|11 Feb to 18 Feb
|$1 328|13 Feb to 20 Feb
|$1 328|20 Jan to 30 Jan
|$1 330|17 Feb to 24 Feb
|$1 331|03 Feb to 10 Feb
|$1 331|05 Feb to 12 Feb
|$1 334|20 Jan to 27 Jan
|$1 338|18 Jan to 25 Jan
|$1 338|18 Jan to 28 Jan
|$1 338|24 Jan to 31 Jan
|$1 339|12 Jan to 22 Jan
|$1 339|21 Mar to 31 Mar
|$1 340|07 Mar to 14 Mar
|$1 340|25 Feb to 04 Mar
|$1 341|12 Jan to 19 Jan
|$1 348|11 Feb to 24 Feb
|$1 348|14 Jan to 21 Jan
|$1 348|14 Jan to 27 Jan
|$1 363|03 Dec to 10 Dec

Melbourne to London
Dates: 03 Nov 2022 - 31 May 2022

Return Price Travel Dates
$1 356 01 Mar to 14 Mar
$1 356 03 Mar to 16 Mar
$1 356 05 Mar to 18 Mar
$1 356 23 Feb to 08 Mar
$1 356 25 Feb to 10 Mar
$1 356 27 Feb to 12 Mar
$1 357 07 Mar to 20 Mar
$1 357 09 Mar to 22 Mar
$1 357 11 Mar to 24 Mar
$1 359 03 Mar to 13 Mar
$1 359 05 Mar to 15 Mar
$1 359 23 Feb to 05 Mar
$1 359 25 Feb to 07 Mar
$1 359 27 Feb to 09 Mar
$1 360 09 Mar to 19 Mar
$1 360 11 Mar to 21 Mar
$1 361 13 Mar to 23 Mar
$1 365 01 Mar to 08 Mar
$1 365 03 Mar to 10 Mar
$1 365 05 Mar to 12 Mar
$1 365 23 Feb to 02 Mar
$1 365 25 Feb to 04 Mar
$1 366 09 Mar to 16 Mar
$1 366 11 Mar to 18 Mar
$1 367 09 Feb to 22 Feb
$1 367 11 Feb to 24 Feb
$1 367 13 Feb to 26 Feb
$1 367 13 Mar to 20 Mar
$1 367 15 Feb to 28 Feb
$1 367 15 Mar to 22 Mar
$1 367 17 Feb to 02 Mar
$1 367 17 Mar to 24 Mar
$1 368 19 Feb to 04 Mar
$1 368 21 Feb to 06 Mar
$1 369 01 Feb to 14 Feb
$1 369 03 Feb to 16 Feb
$1 369 05 Feb to 18 Feb
$1 371 11 Feb to 21 Feb
$1 371 13 Feb to 23 Feb
$1 371 13 Mar to 26 Mar
$1 371 15 Feb to 25 Feb
$1 371 15 Mar to 28 Mar
$1 371 17 Feb to 27 Feb
$1 371 17 Mar to 30 Mar
$1 371 19 Feb to 01 Mar
$1 373 01 Feb to 11 Feb
$1 373 03 Feb to 13 Feb
$1 373 05 Feb to 15 Feb
$1 374 15 Mar to 25 Mar
$1 374 17 Mar to 27 Mar
$1 374 19 Mar to 29 Mar
$1 374 21 Mar to 31 Mar
$1 375 01 Feb to 08 Feb
$1 375 01 Mar to 11 Mar
$1 375 03 Feb to 10 Feb
$1 375 05 Feb to 12 Feb
$1 375 09 Feb to 16 Feb
$1 375 11 Feb to 18 Feb
$1 375 13 Feb to 20 Feb
$1 375 17 Feb to 24 Feb
$1 375 19 Feb to 26 Feb
$1 375 21 Feb to 28 Feb
$1 380 19 Mar to 26 Mar
$1 380 21 Mar to 28 Mar
$1 380 23 Mar to 30 Mar
$1 384 16 Jan to 29 Jan
$1 385 18 Jan to 31 Jan
$1 387 16 Jan to 26 Jan
$1 388 18 Jan to 28 Jan
$1 388 20 Jan to 30 Jan
$1 390 15 Nov to 25 Nov
$1 390 20 Jan to 27 Jan
$1 391 14 Jan to 27 Jan
$1 391 22 Jan to 29 Jan
$1 391 24 Jan to 31 Jan
$1 392 12 Jan to 25 Jan
$1 393 16 Jan to 23 Jan
$1 394 18 Jan to 25 Jan
$1 397 10 Jan to 23 Jan
$1 399 17 Nov to 30 Nov

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  • Ehty on 02/11/2021 - 17:01
    +5

    45 Hours!

    • Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 02/11/2021 - 17:04
      +2

      as in the description - some have short stopovers, some don't. Seen a 25 hour one in there too!

      • Ehty on 02/11/2021 - 17:05
        -1

        Yeah , saw that, nice deals…
        45hr one just stuck me a bit hard!

        • Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 02/11/2021 - 17:06
          +4

          Indeed, unless you're wanting to explore Singapore - I've done that a few times - Wink Hostel was incredible for a hostel!

          • nightelves on 02/11/2021 - 17:13
            +3

            @beatthatflight: Or just hit the lounge. Singapore has some of the best lounges around and the food is incredible.

            • Thatbargainhunter on 02/11/2021 - 20:30

              @nightelves: Actually Singapore Airlines lounges aren't that great. the Gold Lounge didn't even have a toilet in the lounge (do don't even think about a shower or spa like in Hong Kong).

              • nightelves on 02/11/2021 - 20:37

                @Thatbargainhunter: Silver Kris was good though but that's for business. They have revamped the new Gold Lounge recently so it's a bigger improvement.

                • Pcoder on 02/11/2021 - 22:25
                  +1

                  @nightelves: I'd actually say the Silver Kris lounge was a bit meh, I went in there in 2017 and it was a bit loud and busy with just ok food.

                  I much preferred the Cathay Pacific Pier lounge which great dining (including plenty of haagan dazs), superb cocktail bar and a great design with a low ceiling and compartmentalised set up that made certain sections of the lounge really quiet and relaxed.

                  • nightelves on 02/11/2021 - 22:39
                    +1

                    @Pcoder: Yeah but you need to fly OneWorld for that. This is Star Alliance.

                    • Pcoder on 02/11/2021 - 23:58

                      @nightelves: I'm just more or less speaking generally, although just before covid hit I was in the Cathay lounge in T4 and that was better than the Silver Kris lounge. The Emirates lounge is also very nice at Singapore

                      • nightelves on 03/11/2021 - 12:12

                        @Pcoder: Yeah no doubt the Pier is better. I've been to the one in Hong Kong and was blown away by it. But because this is the Singapore Airlines deal and therefore you are limited to Star Alliance network hence why I mentioned it.

                        • Pcoder on 03/11/2021 - 12:15

                          @nightelves: Sill under $1400 to LHR on Singapore in economy is excellent and even thought it doesn't have lounge access there are still pay entry/priority pass lounges the would suffice. If worst comes to worst you can also get a cheap meal at the hidden staff hawker market in the Changi.

        • Froot Loops on 02/11/2021 - 18:05
          +1

          You'd be surprised how long some other flights that are going for twice the price cost. In my experience (did this route alot pre-covid), with budget tickets (<$1600) this was pretty standard and that was flying on some pretty crap planes (Like Virgin Australia A330's with their 1998 Entertaiment system). SIA are miles better than anything else you could likely find at this price point. Changi is also (my opinion) the best airport in the world. Heavily drug yourself up on the flight, get well rested and enjoying a stopover at an airport you could easily spend a few days in.

    • Hugh G Rection on 02/11/2021 - 17:33
      +1

      1/2 the trip is in the air, lol

  • Pcoder on 02/11/2021 - 17:01
    +2

    As I kind of felt, the prices would return to a more normal level when things got back to normal.

    The high prices during the Pandemic were more to do with the constraints around seat capacity and quarantining. Now as the airlines have the massive unused capacity, they need to woo back customers, so sales are back to hopefully get the customers back.

    • Froot Loops on 02/11/2021 - 18:11
      +2

      Wait until the likes of China Airlines (Taiwan) start up again. I think airlines haven't even seen the worst of it yet. Now they have the joys of half empty planes. I will say as far as domestic, Virgin Australia will not reduce pricing due to low demand. I paid $410 from SYD-LST only to be one of 3 on the plane. They also won't do any free upgrades, even for Silver and Gold members. I kindly asked since there was only 3 people on a 180 people plane if I could sit on the over wing emergency exit (as none were being manned) and even that was a refusal as it was an "upgrade". Wait and see ay

      • Pcoder on 02/11/2021 - 19:14

        SYD to LST would be a quarantine affected flight due to the issues of travelling between NSW and Tasmania. The airlines still might be getting a grant for the service as the amount you and the 3 others paid wouldn't cover the cost of having a flight. To make most flights viable, you need at least 50% of the seats filled.

        • Froot Loops on 02/11/2021 - 19:28

          Sorry, this was awhile back (should have mentioned). Northern Beaches clustered was starting up (I think last December) and there was still no quarantine in Tasmania at that point. It was around 5 or 6 days later they introduced it. Totally agree our tickets wouldn't have covered the cost of the flight (not even the landing / gate fees at SYD exceed this). I have no idea what the arrangement with the airlines and government was (is), but they did cut the staffing back (2 pilots, 1 attendant). Hopefully, I will never experience this again (environmental concerns and the fact I was 27 rows to the nearest "manned" emergency exit and was a little drunk from the lounge).

        • wfdTamar on 02/11/2021 - 19:40

          They just cancel flights and get people to change to other ones to get better occupancy.

  • wildweasel on 02/11/2021 - 17:01

    Any flights to India rep?

    • Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 02/11/2021 - 17:04
      +4

      Sure, lots of them! Qantas has a sale from Dec 6th to Delhi - restarting after 10 years to the capital! Just visit our site, try the dates you want and it'll search the cheapest.

      • Ehty on 02/11/2021 - 17:08

        Why wouldn't we search and book directly on Qantas site ?

        • geeluv on 02/11/2021 - 17:12
          +3

          Because fares differ by sites. And beat that flight got them good dealz

          • Ehty on 02/11/2021 - 17:16
            -2

            @geeluv: yeah okay. $100 difference I could see.

        • Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 02/11/2021 - 17:27
          +7

          Oh you should check both. Sometimes Qantas might have a sale not available elsewhere, but other times we can find it cheaper. Also if another airline is on sale it'll show up.

      • Capitalshark on 02/11/2021 - 18:39

        I always found it bizarre that Qantas didn't fly direct to India given the size of the Indian expat community in Sydney. You just had to look at the size and scale of the repatriation process from India to see the demand

  • thanq on 02/11/2021 - 17:23
    +2

    Is it possible to extend the layover in Singapore for longer?

    • Hugh G Rection on 02/11/2021 - 17:35
      +1

      yes, but u pay a lot more.

      • Froot Loops on 02/11/2021 - 18:14
        +1

        This always upset me. Many flights ago I wanted to do an overnight stop in ABU with Etihad. They stated the adjustment of 1 night (not including accommodation) would increase the ticket price from ~$1,300 to almost $5,000. It's totally crazy. You would think an airline would want people to visit their country in the hope you return.

        • Hugh G Rection on 04/11/2021 - 09:43

          yea, that's true. same thing happened to me also.

  • lawbee on 02/11/2021 - 17:34
    +1

    Singapore should bring back the $1 stopover

  • pennypincher on 02/11/2021 - 17:37
    +1

    Went to the UK during May/Jun a few years ago and the weather was freezing! so much for summer…

    • netjock on 02/11/2021 - 22:14

      Yes, spring isn't until April. Summer isn't until Jul - Sep. This deal will be flying into middle of winter. Unless you are looking to go skiing in Europe (in that case fly into Paris).

  • sauce2k on 02/11/2021 - 18:29
    +3

    Hate to be the one to say this but covid is absolutely crazy in UK..

    • netjock on 02/11/2021 - 22:15
      +1

      Imagine flying into winter lock down.

  • evgpek on 02/11/2021 - 18:31

    Something to take into the account:

    When you book with travel agents they have cheeky cancellation/changes fees on top of the airlines.

    Flight centre 300$ For example.

    Booking with an airline directly by phone or websites helps to avoid this. Phone bookings normally have a service charge but online you do not see all of the options.

    https://www.choice.com.au/travel/on-holidays/advice/articles…

    https://help.flightcentre.com.au/s/article/what-is-the-fligh…

    • geeluv on 02/11/2021 - 19:35
      -2

      I am going to have to disagree. I have used 3rd party websites multiple times to travel and they have worked out to be cheaper than from the actual airlines company. You just have to avoid accepting those additional costs

      • evgpek on 02/11/2021 - 19:45
        +2

        Cancellation&change fees are never cheaper at the third party websites mate.

        Fare yes. Fees no.

      • Charlie Dont Surf on 02/11/2021 - 23:43

        Having been "stuck" in China in January 2020 when the brown stuff hit the fan, I can say that I will never use a third-party website again. It was painful and stressful trying to get home through dealing with them, rather than using the airline's website. And I was using was one of the better third-party sites.

    • blergmonkeys on 03/11/2021 - 00:42

      Good luck getting any support from Qantas. Wait times on the phone remain >3 hours and their website is hopeless.

      • evgpek on 03/11/2021 - 05:59
        +1

        Many third party websites don’t have a phone number, and the worst ones don’t even answer emails.

        • blergmonkeys on 03/11/2021 - 09:08

          Sounds like Qantas at the moment. It took me 6 weeks and a complaint to the TIO to get a very simple problem resolved.

  • try2bhelpful on 02/11/2021 - 18:41
    +2

    Are there any decent deals on business class coming up?

  • bargainist on 02/11/2021 - 18:46
    +1

    I envy people who can sleep on planes. The only reason why I don't do long distance flights :'(

    • Craze on 02/11/2021 - 22:45

      I'm one of those who can sleep on planes, but sleeping pills/hitting up the alcohol pre flight might help knock you out?

    • try2bhelpful on 02/11/2021 - 22:54
      +1

      I don’t really sleep but I can get pretty good relaxation by putting in some block out earphones and listening to music.

    • dtpearson on 03/11/2021 - 07:23

      I am sort of the same (can't sleep sitting up). But just visit a GP before you go and get some diazepam/temazapam. Take a few at the start of each leg and sleep for most of the flight. I try to get clever and time taking the tablets with the nighttime hours at your destination, so you get a day ahead of your jet lag. Works best if you can arrive in Europe in the morning, keep out in the sun all day and your jet lag pretty much disappears.

  • [Deactivated] on 02/11/2021 - 19:23

    Just as countries are talking about reducing CO2 output

    • dingle on 02/11/2021 - 19:34

      Hoist the sails!

    • dtpearson on 03/11/2021 - 07:42

      This is where hydrogen will come in.

      • [Deactivated] on 03/11/2021 - 11:24

        Doubt it

  • tofusana on 02/11/2021 - 19:42
    +1

    Are there ever return flights with periods longer than 1 month (say 2 or 3 months)? When I travel somewhere I like to stay for longer than 2 weeks, I feel like 2 weeks feels way to rushed to experience another country.

  • noobie123 on 02/11/2021 - 19:53
    +9

    I live in Singapore. Something to take into account is it's still almost like a prison with Covid restrictions. I would not recommend a long stopover to anyone as you're only limited to groups of 2 anywhere and masks are compulsory indoors and outdoors. Nothing more uncomfortable than wearing a mask outdoors in Singaporean weather.

    • evgpek on 02/11/2021 - 19:55
      +1

      I was gonna go to Europe via Singapore but their current vaccinated traveller lane is a joke.

      • talxx on 02/11/2021 - 20:52
        +1

        What is the issue with it? I'm hoping to do the same so I'm wondering if I've missed something?

      • Guybrush- Threepwood on 03/11/2021 - 06:10

        The VTL only applies to flights entering Singapore and passengers entering Singapore - not those transiting through Singapore.

        • eutama on 03/11/2021 - 10:17

          Still need pre departure test tho…

          • Guybrush- Threepwood on 03/11/2021 - 18:30

            @eutama: Yes, within 48 hours prior to departure and it has to be ordered via path lab with a certificate - cannot be a regular test.

  • Al09 on 02/11/2021 - 19:59

    Do you have ta pay for the test for each person and kids?

    • whyisave on 02/11/2021 - 21:17

      I guess each passenger would need to pass
      the PCR test before getting on the plane from Sydney.

      Passenger pays for this PCR test in Sydney.

      I think Singapore has testing on arrival too.

      ( A relative is flying out today, on Emirates and they both had to pay total AU$ 300,
      for PCR tests and get the certificate before arriving at the airport.
      I don't know if they made it to their flight or not, but this is the rules of the game now ,
      with different countries enforcing different rules on arrival )

      Also, check-in at the airport is ~4 hours before the flight, right now.

  • Al09 on 02/11/2021 - 21:23

    So we got to pay twice for 2 countries? And that payment will be inclusive for the return flights? Thats so crap… !

    • evgpek on 02/11/2021 - 22:33

      And if you will have a stopover you will pay more.

  • paulaus on 02/11/2021 - 22:12

    Do you need to have a covid test i you are in transit in Singapore.

    • TimSubaru on 03/11/2021 - 07:22

      No, but you can not just room around all over the airport like before. Designated areas,

      • eutama on 03/11/2021 - 10:12

        You are correct that you wont be tested on arrival in Singapore.Unfortunately you still need to be tested pre departure (in Australia) :

        Take a pre-departure Covid-19 PCR test
        Travellers, including Singapore citizens and permanent residents, transiting through Singapore will be required to take a pre-departure Covid-19 PCR test within 48 hours of the scheduled departure date of their flight.

  • TimSubaru on 03/11/2021 - 07:09
    +1

    Testing requirements for VTL flights

    Travellers on a VTL flight entering Singapore will be required to take two Covid-19 PCR tests:

    A pre-departure test within 48 hours before flight departure.
    An on-arrival test at Changi Airport. (Pre-book and pay for it here.)
    Infants aged 2 and below (as of calendar year) will be exempted from all PCR tests.

    Other requirements for VTL flights

    Short-term visitors must purchase travel insurance, with a minimum coverage of S$30,000 for Covid-19-related medical treatment and hospitalisation costs, prior to travel to Singapore. Singapore Airlines recommends travel insurance from Travel Guard where applicable.

  • fruxo on 03/11/2021 - 11:24

    Have Singapore airlines released tickets to Europe for June-August yet or is that still in progress? I can't really find anything for the destination I'm after.

    Not sure if I need to quickly book something in before prices keep going up (or get sold out) or if most tickets are still yet to be released. I'm guessing the latter but it would suck if I'm wrong.

  • BillybobBarmcake on 03/11/2021 - 14:14

    What are people's thoughts on these sale prices being available for Brisbane in the coming months once it's opened up?

    They're around $3000 at the moment on these dates, so even with a cheap Bris-Sydney flight on top, it's still a decent saving. But I'm thinking if I just wait, once more flights from Brisbane start properly, there will hopefully be some bargains so we can finally see the family again.

  • samson on 04/11/2021 - 17:35

    Just thought I'd just offer my 2 cents on AU - UK.
    If you don't need to go to London…don't fly in to Heathrow.
    QANTAS/Emirates fly in to Birmingham. The flight from Dubai - BHX is pretty much similarly timed and priced if you did Dubai - LHR. Birmingham airport is much smaller, maybe MEL sized, you can just walk 5 mins to rental car place, or friends can pick you up right outside in the carpark.

    Heathrow you need to catch a mini bus to the car rental place.. it's bloody exhausting, worse if you have kids in tow on top of that.
    Obviously BHX might not be convenient for everyone's travels, but the UK I'm sure has other international airports and routes. I unfortunately didn't do my research and wasted many hours getting out of London when I didn't need to be there in the first place.

    So this is just a tip, to try some other airports in England that might suit you better instead of always punching in LHR when you search for destinations. Hope everyone enjoys their holidays and travels!

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