Singapore Airlines remains a major player in connecting Australia to the world, offering extensive flight options from multiple Australian cities to its global network via Singapore. As of 2025, the airline has enhanced its services and adjusted schedules to better serve Australian travellers, providing more flexibility, comfort, and connectivity.
Extensive Network Across Australia
Singapore Airlines operates over 120 weekly flights to Australia, serving seven key cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, and Cairns. This broad coverage allows passengers from across the country to access Singapore’s Changi Airport hub and connect seamlessly to destinations across Asia, Europe, and beyond.
Recent and Upcoming Service Enhancements
- Sydney: Four daily flights connect Sydney and Singapore, operated by a mix of Boeing 777s and Airbus A380s. Notably, first class service has returned on these routes, enhancing the premium travel experience
- Melbourne: Flight frequencies have rebounded to pre-pandemic levels with five daily flights using Airbus A350 aircraft, starting May 2024.
- Brisbane: Up to 25 weekly flights are operated, primarily with the A350-900 Medium Haul aircraft1.
- Perth: 28 weekly flights are available, served by Boeing 787-10 and A350-900 aircraft1.
- Adelaide: Flight frequency has increased to 10 weekly services, all operated by Boeing 787-10s, improving capacity and flexibility.
- Darwin: The Boeing 737 MAX 8 operates daily flights with new evening departures from Singapore and overnight returns from Darwin to enhance connectivity, especially for European-bound travellers.
- Cairns: The route has been upgraded from Boeing 737 MAX to Airbus A350 aircraft, improving comfort despite a slight reduction in weekly frequency.
Aircraft and Onboard Experience
Singapore Airlines deploys a modern fleet on Australian routes, including the Airbus A350, Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner, Boeing 777, and Airbus A380 on select flights5. These aircraft feature the latest cabin products, including Suites and First Class on Sydney routes, lie-flat Business Class seats, and enhanced in-flight entertainment.
Booking and Connectivity
Passengers flying from Australia enjoy seamless connections through Singapore to a vast network of international destinations. The airline’s codeshare partnership with Virgin Australia also facilitates easy domestic connections across Australia.
Tips for Travellers
- Check Aircraft Type: Not all flights feature the same aircraft or cabin classes; for example, Suites are only available on certain Sydney-A380 flights.
- Stay Updated: Flight schedules can change, so verify times and aircraft before booking or travelling.
- Consider Stopover Options: Singapore Airlines offers free city tours for passengers with long layovers in Singapore, enhancing the travel experience.
Singapore Airlines continues to strengthen its presence in Australia by expanding flight frequencies, upgrading aircraft, and enhancing passenger experience. Whether flying from a major city or regional hub, Australian travellers benefit from extensive options, premium service, and worldwide connectivity through Singapore’s Changi Airport.