Singapore Airlines Return to Paris: PER fr $1384, MEL fr $1421, SYD fr $1448, BNE fr $1453 @ flightfinderau

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Singapore Airlines Return to Paris: PER fr $1384, MEL fr $1421, SYD fr $1448, BNE fr $1453 @ flightfinderau
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Destination: Paris
Airline: Singapore Airlines
Valid Departure Dates: May to June & October to November 2026
Deal Expiry: Till Sold Out

  • Singapore Airlines is a 5 Star rated airline
  • All flights listed below are on wide-body aircraft
  • 25kg checked luggage, meals, entertainment included
  • Stopovers in Singapore available (slightly more in $)
  • Credit status and points earned to Velocity Frequent Flyer for eligible booking classes

Perth to Paris Flights from $1384 Return.

02/Jun - 17/Jun $1388
03/Jun - 16/Jun $1388
03/Jun - 18/Jun $1396
25/Oct - 17/Nov $1428
27/Oct - 18/Nov $1384
03/Nov - 24/Nov $1396
08/Nov - 01/Dec $1428
09/Nov - 01/Dec $1396
10/Nov - 01/Dec $1384
10/Nov - 02/Dec $1396

Melbourne to Paris Flights from $1421 Return.

03/Jun - 16/Jun $1492
20/Oct - 14/Nov $1446
24/Oct - 18/Nov $1421
27/Oct - 18/Nov $1421
27/Oct - 19/Nov $1482
27/Oct - 21/Nov $1476
03/Nov - 22/Nov $1492
03/Nov - 24/Nov $1421
09/Nov - 01/Dec $1446
10/Nov - 02/Dec $1481

Sydney to Paris Flights from $1448 Return.

02/Jun - 16/Jun $1448
02/Jun - 17/Jun $1448
03/Jun - 16/Jun $1448
03/Jun - 17/Jun $1448
03/Jun - 18/Jun $1448
03/Nov - 24/Nov $1448
09/Nov - 01/Dec $1448
10/Nov - 01/Dec $1448
12/Nov - 06/Dec $1448
17/Nov - 08/Dec $1448

Brisbane to Paris Flights from $1453 Return.

01/Jun - 15/Jun $1456
02/Jun - 17/Jun $1456
03/Jun - 16/Jun $1456
03/Jun - 17/Jun $1456
03/Jun - 18/Jun $1466
05/Oct - 27/Oct $1456
12/Oct - 07/Nov $1456
26/Oct - 08/Nov $1453
04/Nov - 17/Nov $1453
09/Nov - 01/Dec $1453

Sample dates are shown below, with longer stays possible (for example)

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  • Mario_R_83 on 11/03/2026 - 08:21

    "All flights listed below are on wide-body aircraft"
    Is there a benefit of this?

    • Rimas on 11/03/2026 - 08:34
      +9

      Oh yes! You don't wanna be stuck in a narrow fuselage for more than 2 to 3 hours.

    • overbyte on 11/03/2026 - 09:56
      +2

      Bigger planes have more toilets. If someone or something like a service cart is blocking one aisle you can still use the other aisle. More toilets means more redundancy and lower chances of a flight being cancelled or diverted when multiple toilets gets blocked/INOP.

      The toilet area in the middle of the economy cabin is a popular space to stand and move around to prevent DVT.

      Bigger planes configured for long haul generally have better seat pitch in economy.

      Bigger planes have bigger wings and more powerful engines. They can cruise higher and faster than narrowbodies translating to shorter and more stable flights with more options to fly above turbulence or facetank it like an A380.

    • kungfuman on 11/03/2026 - 11:13

      remember if you have velocity membership don't forget to put you member ship number in during booking to claim points.

    • kungfuman on 11/03/2026 - 11:15

      yeah you won't get good business class rates during this date. Good if you like economy though.

    • AnyFurtherDiscount on 11/03/2026 - 11:59
      -1

      Fly more and you will know

    • Cluster on 11/03/2026 - 12:30

      Yes, it's a huge benefit. More overhead baggage space, and if you like an aisle seat, far greater ratio of available aisle seats.

      A larger aircraft is less affected by turbulence than a smaller 737/A320 too.

    • Bobss on 11/03/2026 - 22:00

      Sure! You're a bigger target when flying over the Middle East.

    • Spets on 11/03/2026 - 10:33
      +12

      Bro really said using Turkish Airlines will escape the war zone area! Geopolitik guru here.

      • immrnonamehello on 11/03/2026 - 10:46
        -1

        I mean, did anyone really predict that UAE & Qatar would be hit? No crystal balls here.

        • littlegreenman on 11/03/2026 - 20:23
          +1

          Yeah, just like nobody predicted that Turkyie would be hit and then that happened.

    • dtpearson on 11/03/2026 - 10:36
      +2

      I am on EVA via Taipei in a few weeks to Italy, and the asian airlines do have longer flight and travel times compared to Singapore. Only the Middle East airlines are as quick as SQ and I would not be booking anything through the Middle East at the moment. My preference is for Singapore Air due to its political stability, shorter travel times and nicer stopover. Just IMHO.

      • ictsol on 11/03/2026 - 11:04
        +5

        Over the last 25 years I have flown ~30x to Europe and flown multiple times with Emirates via Dubai, Etihad via Abu Dhabi, Cathay Pacific via Hong Kong, Turkish via Bali/Istanbul, Malaysian via Kuala Lumpur and others due to price.

        Singapore airline seems to be the most consistent airline regarding overall service, fast transit and the quality of the airport. You pay 20% more but it seems worth it. Also they don’t do the 3-4-3 seats in economy like emirates.

        • superbird on 11/03/2026 - 11:14
          +2

          Wow is your passport full of stamps?

          • SetTheFaqUp on 11/03/2026 - 14:14
            +1

            @superbird: "passport full of stamps"

            Many countries don't use stamp these days, has been the case for some years.

            Passports only last for 10 years - effectively 9, taking out the last 6 months.

            Monthly flight to Hong Kong at one stage, not a single stamp.

        • dtpearson on 11/03/2026 - 14:28
          +1

          Same, usually head over 2x a year if I can, and transiting through Singapore is my preferred option for a bunch of reasons. Changi is a great airport, especially with the Jewel offering so many entertaining/food options. The only drawback I find these days with Singapore is the high cost of a hotel room if you have an overnight layover which now seem to be 3x the price they were pre-covid. Even the MBS used to be <$3-400 a night, now its +$1000

        • wackedupwacko on 11/03/2026 - 17:32

          Whilst SQ is up there. In recent times their economy has fallen a tad lower. I'd rate them behind all the Taiwanese airlines and Japanese and korean air.

          JAL sets the standard globally on Economy imho and ANA are not far behind.

  • DingoBlue on 11/03/2026 - 18:26

    Don’t they fly out of Adelaide anymore?

  • newcastledog on 11/03/2026 - 21:06

    Do they have cheap flights to Rome in mid October to mid November?

  • freedomofspeech on 03/04/2026 - 14:24

    Seems no longer available?

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