Singapore Airlines SQ · SIA

Singapore Airlines is based in Singapore and files flights as SQ (ICAO SIA). On this site: 2 cabin layouts, 13 notable flights we track daily, 2 aircraft types we've observed it operate, 3 routes where it has today's cheapest fare.

Written and maintained by Jake McEwen

Seat maps and cabin layouts

Aircraft we've seen Singapore Airlines fly

From our daily observations of its notable flights; counts are observation days.

Notable Singapore Airlines flights we track

  • SQ1 SIN–SFO
    Singapore Airlines' flight number one, to San Francisco via Hong Kong.
  • SQ2 SFO–SIN
    Singapore Airlines number two, San Francisco to Singapore via Hong Kong.
  • SQ23 SIN–JFK
    The world's longest scheduled passenger flight, Singapore to New York nonstop on the A350-900ULR.
  • SQ24 JFK–SIN
    The return of the world's longest flight, New York back to Singapore.
  • SQ21 SIN–EWR
    Singapore to Newark, among the very longest flights ever scheduled, on the A350-900ULR.
  • SQ22 EWR–SIN
    Newark to Singapore, an ~18-hour ultra-long-haul on the A350-900ULR.
  • SQ37 SIN–LAX
    Singapore to Los Angeles nonstop, a long transpacific on the A350.
  • SQ25 JFK–FRA
    Singapore Airlines' fifth-freedom Boeing 777 between New York JFK and Frankfurt.
  • SQ26 FRA–JFK
    The fifth-freedom leg from Frankfurt to New York JFK, continuing to Singapore's flagship network.
  • SQ11 LAX–NRT
    Singapore Airlines' fifth-freedom leg, Los Angeles to Tokyo Narita.
  • SQ12 NRT–LAX
    The fifth-freedom leg, Tokyo Narita to Los Angeles, inbound from Singapore.
  • SQ52 IAH–MAN
    Singapore Airlines' fifth-freedom A350 between Houston and Manchester.
  • SQ38 LAX–SIN
    Los Angeles to Singapore nonstop, among the world's longest flights, on the A350.

Routes where Singapore Airlines has today's cheapest fare

Economy, one-way, from our nightly checks; “below typical” compares with the route's 90-day median.

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