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Singapore Airlines Direct Rtn to Singapore Ex PER $495, DRW $520, MEL $703, SYD $711, CNS $731, BNE & ADL $756 (Jan-Dec) @ BTF

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  • I can never seem to replicate the prices on your listings … for example: PER - CMB with SQ. Cheapest on your site post is $773 for 24 Feb to 6 Mar, but clicking the link the search engine returns $838 with a few platforms (although $935 via SQ site). Is there a special trick to all this? Cheers

    • Yeah agreed, I can’t either

    • I just tested a Melbourne one, showed up for me. Flights are always super volatile and can change in a matter of minutes so might be that?

    • while you can also google the flight it often is done through third party bookings which in some cases dont even have the flight and are going out on a whim. all be it this is still not sale by much really imo from previous bookings.

    • tax?

    • I agree 100%,I always see the deals and then when I go to the website, the same price is never offered.

  • Whilst the prices are okay - is there a risk booking/ paying for flights through these third party agents ?

    • Often similar risk to buying through third party travel agencies like flight centre, depending on the terms and conditions

    • Risk as in not receiving sold product - the tickets - is a near-zero risk to worry about.
      The main thing people get into a pickle about is if you need to make any changes on your end you have to contact the agent (may face varying degrees of frustration here) and pay whatever fee they impose for that change on top of any airline fees. No changes, no drama.

  • When’s a good time to visit Singapore?

    • Whenever you get cheap tickets.

      • As opposed to when tickets are expensive not being a good time?

    • 1982

    • Anytime

  • looks good, not many ppl would be travelling just with a carry on allowance…add a 20kg baggage allowance, thats another $100+… seat selection, adds more.. adds up..

    • All Singapore Air fares come with a checked bag, so you shouldn't need to be paying extra for checked bags

      • Your comment is 100% correct.

        FYI - Singapore Air has recently dropped their standard checked baggage allowance for economy from 30kg to 25kg. 30kg is still available for a premium $ ticket.

        • You'd think top rates airlines like SQ would stop this crap but nope.
          We will probably end up with 15kg checked allowances soon.

    • Singapore Airlines is a full service airline not low a low cost carrier.

      • Yet they'll want to charge you $60 to choose a basic seat selection on a return economy lite fare.
        They have seriously diluted their product post-covid (including the catering) and it's for this reason i mainly opt for Qantas now.

    • Bad bot

    • Singapore is pretty small, you can do it in 4 days. I could do that with carry on.

      I actually like flying carry on only. Faster to customs. Faster out of airport. easier to move around, but each to their own.

  • So many upvotes? This isn’t that cheap

    • 495 return isn't bad, the other prices are quite average imo

      Note Singapore Airlines is known as one of the more fancy airlines

    • It's Singapore Airlines. It's not trying to compete with the cheap airlines you take. It absolutely is cheap in this tier.

  • Is there a way to subscribe to certain cities / routes?

  • Cant replicate / no stock, no deal, prove me wrong - sydney to singapore in May

      • Ok, I am wrong and eat my hat, thanks rep. Unfortunately I can't seem to change my downvote, apologies.

        • If you wish to revoke your vote, go to the votes tab at the top of the page, hit the red button to revoke your vote.

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