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Restaurant A380@Changi: More dates now available
First run in two weeks’ time sold out in 30 minutes, SIA looking to add new slots As expected, the Restaurant A380@Changi seats sold like hotcakes, with all available seats over two days snapped up within 30 minutes. According to media reports, Singapore Airlines said it sold about half the seats on each aircraft due to social distancing, which means that only about 200+...
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British Airways running 50% off award redemptions, but should you try?
50% of the usual Avios required across all classes for all trips above 2,000 miles, for travel up to 30 Jun 2021 British Airways is now running a promotion, offering 50% off the usual number of Avios required for redemptions across all cabin classes for all trips over 2,000 miles. This is a global offer running from now until 13 Oct 2020. British Airways...
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Jetstar Asia expands network in October
Jetstar will serve eight cities across Southeast Asia in October, operating over 100 flights in the month. While the number of destinations has not increased over September, Jetstar Asia will operate more flights this month, with increases in frequency to Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur. The eight cities it will serve in October are: Cambodia: Phnom Penh Indonesia: Jakarta Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur, Penang Thailand: Bangkok...
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Earn 8mpd on OCBC Titanium Rewards
Get 8 mpd with your OCBC Titanium Rewards card on up to S$500 spend at six merchants between now and 30th November OCBC is currently running a new promotion for the upcoming 10.10 shopping festival, offering Titanium Rewards cardholders to earn 20X OCBC$ (or 8 KrisFlyer miles) for every dollar spent. This bonus earn rate is capped at an additional 5,000 OCBC$ (or 2,000...
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Now on sale: SIA@Home meals
Probably the most expensive home delivery meals you will ever buy, if you do decide to splurge The last couple of weeks were rather exciting, with so much buzz and talk about SIA’s latest “Discover Your Singapore Airlines” experiences. Over the next eight weeks, those who miss travelling will get some semblance of that experience – or at least, part of it – with possibly...
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Confirmed: Prices for ‘Discover your Singapore Airlines’ experiences, starting from S$50
After a leak of the prices just a day after the announcement, Singapore Airlines has unveiled all of its pricing for the three initiatives Singapore Airlines has officially announced the pricing for its upcoming on-ground experiences, including lunch on board one of its Airbus A380s at Changi Airport, visits to its training facility and home food delivery packages. The announcement, originally made on Tuesday,...
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SIA@Home prices leaked, prices start from S$288
As soon as Singapore Airlines launched its Discover your Singapore Airlines initiatives yesterday, the travel community went abuzz trying to figure out how much these experiences will cost. Within 48 hours, the prices were leaked. According to the Hardwarezone forum, the listings were already made on KrisShop.com, except that they were kept ‘private’ before the live date. Wine & Dine packages price leaked According...
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Singapore Airlines ditches ‘flight to nowhere’, will launch other on-ground initiatives
Lunchtime on A380s, tour of training facility, and home delivery of in-flight meals to be rolled out in October and November for Singapore customers. The big question is: how much will these experiences cost? Singapore Airlines yesterday officially confirmed that it will not be launching sightseeing flight-to-nowhere, but instead focus on offering on-ground experiences in the upcoming months. The three experiences will still leverage...
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Scoot operates to 20 cities in October, November
Low-cost carrier Scoot will serve a total of 20 cities in 8 countries & territories from Singapore over the next two months, it said in an update today (24 September). The SIA Group’s budget subsidiary will be operating between 170 to 180 flights over the next two months, its largest network since April when there were only two destinations. Having said that, some of...
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Singapore Airlines removes four cities from its roster permanently
Singapore Airlines has announced that it will cancelling four destinations permanently as it continue to assess its network for the future, as part of its monthly operational update. The four cities are: Canberra, Dusseldorf, Stockholm and Wellington. The decision was taken as the Singapore national carrier prepares for “a very different aviation landscape”, even after the Covid-19 pandemic pass. The update comes shortly after the airline...
