Singapore Airlines and its KrisFlyer frequent flyer program are popular topics at Australian Frequent Flyer. Singapore Airlines is a highly regarded airline known for its excellent service and efficient operations. It also has convenient connections from all major Australian cities to Asia, Europe and the United States via Singapore. Browse below to learn more about flying with Singapore Airlines and unlocking the benefits of KrisFlyer.
Get 30% off last-minute Singapore Airlines award flights, for travel in August 2025, including from six Australian cities to Singapore in Economy or Business Class.
You can currently get a 20% bonus when converting KrisFlyer miles into Velocity points. There aren't many situations where this would make sense, but there are four exceptions.
Singapore Airlines offers First Class on its Boeing 777s and Suites on its Airbus A380s. Our guide explains what to expect and how to book.
You can now earn and redeem Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles on selected Garuda Indonesia flights. However, KrisFlyer is ending its relationship with Virgin Atlantic.
Singapore Airlines has finally fixed an error where its website was overcharging for KrisFlyer Advantage award tickets to and from Cairns.
If you have Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles that are due to expire soon, you need to take action to avoid losing them forever.
Singapore Airlines is giving 25% bonus miles if you transfer Star Alliance Rewards points to KrisFlyer between 20 September and 31 October 2024.
Singapore Airlines no longer offers the Star Alliance Round-the-World Award, but you can still circle the globe on a single KrisFlyer award ticket!
Singapore Airlines will discontinue its great-value KrisFlyer Star Alliance Round The World Award on 1 May 2024. You can still book this award until then, including for later travel dates.
Until 4 June 2024, Singapore Airlines is offering ways to earn KrisFlyer Elite Miles and PPS Value on the ground with some of its shopping partners. These count towards your status.
These are the best value ways for Australians to spend 20,000 Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles, ensuring they don't expire.
If you already have status with another airline, you may be able to request a KrisFlyer Elite Gold status match from Singapore Airlines.