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To anyone who is planning to fly from New York to South East Asia/Perth, you are in luck! Singapore Airlines is offering you to fly its direct A350 flight on Premium Economy Class from New York (EWR) to Singapore and beyond from $1,498. Here are the details:
| From New York to | Fare Price (USD) from | Cabin |
| Singapore | $1,181 | EWR-SIN: SQ Premium Economy |
| Kuala Lumpur | $1,724 | EWR-SIN: SQ Premium Economy SIN-KUL: SQ/MI Economy |
| Manila | $1,726 | EWR-SIN: SQ Premium Economy SIN-MNL: SQ Economy |
| Jakarta | $1,732 | EWR-SIN: SQ Premium Economy SIN-CGK: SQ Economy |
| Denpasar Bali | $1,732 | EWR-SIN: SQ Premium Economy SIN-DPS: SQ Economy |
| Ho Chi Minh City | $1,738 | EWR-SIN: SQ Premium Economy SIN-SGN: SQ Economy |
| Bangkok | $1,741 | EWR-SIN: SQ Premium Economy SIN-BKK: SQ Economy |
| Phuket | $1,741 | EWR-SIN: SQ Premium Economy SIN-BKK: SQ Economy |
| Hanoi | $1,742 | EWR-SIN: SQ Premium Economy SIN-HAN: SQ Economy |
| Perth | $2,051 | EWR-SIN: SQ Premium Economy SIN-PER: SQ Economy |
| Yangon | $2,054 | EWR-SIN: SQ Premium Economy SIN-RGN: SQ/MI Economy |
The above table provides a minimum price guide, based on demand, prices may fluctuate. Any connecting flights between Singapore and South East Asia/Perth, it may be operated by Singapore Airlines (SQ) or SilkAir (MI) – the regional wing of Singapore Airlines. At the point of writing, a quick search shows that flights between Singapore and South East Asia/Perth are operated by aircraft not fitted with Premium Economy Class. Hence, you are most likely flying the Economy Class on regional route unless there is an aircraft equipment change.
Promotion details
Travel Period : Now – 31 December 2019
Book by: 30 November 2019
Minimum stay: 1 day
Maximum stay: 12 months
Minimum passengers: 1
Some key general Terms and Conditions
- Valid flights
- Valid outbound flights: SQ21
- Valid inbound flights: SQ22
- Travel period
- Outbound travel period: 01 February 2019 to 09 June 2019,
16 July 2019 to 09 December 2019 - Travel completion date: 31 December 2019
- Outbound travel period: 01 February 2019 to 09 June 2019,
- Rebooking is permitted with fee $100, plus fare difference between the fare paid and the higher fare of new itinerary.
- No refunds except for some government and airport taxes
- Add $50 for each weekend travel on Fri, Sat, Sun | Fare is ALL-IN and include all taxes, fees | Fares are subject to availability and may not be available on all departure dates
How to find this deal?
The best way to find the fare is by searching Google Flights or via the ITA Matrix. A quick search on Google Flights even shows EWR-SIN R/T for $1,181. Click this link to go directly to the deal and just play around with the calendar!
What is the Premium Economy Class Product like?
Singapore Airlines flies the Airbus A350ULR between New York EWR and Singapore. It is a two cabin configuration aircraft (Business and Premium Economy) with 94 Premium Economy in the rear with a 2-4-2 seat configuration. The window seats on the last three rows are standalone seats with an additional storage bin next to it.
Check out Sam’s review on Singapore Airlines Premium Economy Class inaugural flight from Newark to Singapore!
Where should I credit this ticket?
Check out where to credit. These tickets should book into fare code R, for some great earnings on Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan (Base miles -9529 miles). Other great places to credit these miles include Singapore Airlines. Be careful if your ticket books into fare code L, which is a new fare code for Singapore Airlines Premium Economy. Most partners haven’t updated their earnings charts to properly reflect the change.
How should I pay for this ticket?
I recommend booking this deal directly with the airline as that is the safest way to ensure that your tickets are in good hands.
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