Singapore Airlines online discount codes in 2026

How do I apply Singapore Airlines discount codes to my online order?

What is the cost to hold a fare using the 'Secure My Fare' option and how long is the hold?

Singapore Airlines’ Secure My Fare lets you lock in the displayed fare for eligible itineraries for up to three days in most cases. The holding fee starts from SGD 5 (around £2.90 using recent SGD–GBP mid‑market rates). The fee isn’t deducted from the final ticket price and won’t be refunded if you don’t confirm the booking, except in a limited US‑related 24‑hour refund situation. The exact holding fee, eligibility and full terms for your itinerary are shown during booking on the website.

How much does in‑flight Wi‑Fi cost on Singapore Airlines flights?

Singapore Airlines publishes a simple Wi‑Fi price grid in US dollars: USD 3.99 for one hour, USD 8.99 for three hours and USD 15.99 for the full flight. Converted at typical mid‑market USD–GBP rates these work out to roughly £3.05, £6.88 and £12.24 respectively, though the exact sterling amount depends on your card issuer’s conversion rate. Business Class passengers and certain eligible members often get complimentary unlimited Wi‑Fi on many flights, while other customers can buy one of the paid plans via the onboard portal. Check the in‑flight portal for the current plans and prices on your sector.

What are the published pre‑purchase discounts and limits for additional baggage?

You can pre‑purchase extra baggage online and get discounted rates: up to 25% off if you buy more than 48 hours before departure, and 10% off for purchases made between 48 hours and six hours before departure. For weight‑based itineraries you can buy extra weight in 5kg blocks up to a maximum of 100kg per flight; for piece‑based itineraries you can buy up to two extra pieces in addition to your FREE allowance. Pre‑purchase must be done via Manage Booking and discounted rates don’t apply to pets. The exact discount and maximum available for your itinerary are shown during the online purchase process.

How much is an additional piece or excess baggage charge when pre‑purchased for non‑North American itineraries?

For many itineraries not involving Canada or the USA, the standard additional piece charge is USD 150 per extra piece when bought at standard rates. Using a recent USD–GBP rate, that equates to about £115 per additional piece in sterling terms, though the final pound amount depends on your card provider’s conversion. If eligible, pre‑purchase discounts reduce this amount when you buy in advance online; last‑minute purchases at check‑in are usually charged at full airport rates. Check Manage Booking for the exact additional baggage charge for your itinerary before buying.

What are the overweight and oversized baggage charges published by the airline?

The airline publishes overweight and oversized charges in US dollars for baggage within the complimentary allowance; typical charges for many sectors are USD 100–180 depending on the band and sector. Converted at a recent mid‑market USD–GBP rate, a USD 100 charge is roughly £77, with higher band charges converting accordingly. Exact overweight and oversize fees vary by route band, so check the Additional Baggage page for the band that applies to your trip. Any excess beyond a purchased additional baggage allowance will be charged at standard airport rates.

Can passengers cancel and obtain a refund, and how long will a refund take to appear?

Tickets bought on singaporeair.com may be refundable depending on fare conditions. Refundable fares can be cancelled online for a refund; non‑refundable tickets usually only return refundable taxes. The site says refunds, once approved, may take up to six weeks to be credited back to the original payment method, subject to your bank’s processing time. Cancellation and refund fees may apply depending on the fare rules, so check those terms before you buy. For tickets to or from the USA, a 24‑hour cancellation right applies in certain circumstances when booked a week or more before departure.

Is there an automatic 24‑hour FREE cancellation rule for some bookings?

Yes - there’s a 24‑hour full‑refund option for tickets to or from the United States if the reservation is made at least seven days before departure, subject to the site’s terms. In those cases contact the airline to make sure the cancellation is processed and the full refund is obtained. This 24‑hour rule is tied to itineraries involving the USA and doesn’t automatically apply to all bookings or markets; other refunds depend on fare conditions.

What is the policy and typical charge for name corrections or minor name changes on group bookings?

Group booking terms include administrative charges for name corrections or changes within group contracts; example fees shown are £50 and £100 depending on the type of amendment. Group bookings follow separate group terms, which also cover deposit requirements and ticketing deadlines. The group deposit is commonly 10% with staged final commitments required well before departure. Agencies or organisers should consult the Groups page or contact the airline’s Group sales team to confirm the exact fees and timings for their booking.

What deposit is required for a group booking and when must the final ticketing be completed?

The Groups terms indicate a typical group deposit of 10% at confirmation and ticketing deadlines that vary by group schedule, with a common ticketing window noted as seven days prior to departure in the summary. The Groups page also shows minimum take‑up requirements and timing for final commitments and name submissions, plus staged loss‑of‑deposit provisions if minimums aren’t met. These conditions follow the airline’s global group policy and may differ from individual ticketing rules, so organisers should review the full Group Terms and Conditions and contact Group sales to confirm exact timelines.

Are there published companion or family fare deals for booking two or more passengers?

The site runs companion‑fare and multi‑passenger promotions from time to time that cut fares when two or more people book together - example savings of up to 20% off Economy and up to 30% off Premium Economy have been shown for certain campaigns. These are promotional, with specific booking and travel periods, blackout dates and destination limits. Exact fares and percentage savings vary by campaign and region, and are displayed on the Offers or Local Promotions pages while a campaign runs. Check the local promotions section for current companion‑fare availability and the precise terms for your travel.

Are hotel packages available that include complimentary breakfast or room upgrades and what are typical published prices?

Singapore Airlines offers hotel partner packages and promotions that sometimes include complimentary breakfast or room upgrades for particular hotels and stays. For example, certain partnered offers list package rates starting from amounts in local currency (for example a three‑night package starting from SGD 299) and include daily breakfast or specified upgrade benefits for the first bookings. Prices and included benefits vary by promotion, hotel and travel period, so check the promoted hotel page for the exact price in your chosen currency and full terms and conditions.

Does the website publish any details about FREE breakfast or room‑upgrade inclusions in hotel promotions?

Yes - some hotel and partner promotions explicitly include complimentary breakfast or room upgrades for specified bookings and member segments. These benefits are promotion‑specific and usually apply only for bookings made within the promotional period and under stated conditions, such as a minimum stay or member eligibility. Promotion pages show which hotels include breakfast or upgrades and the qualifying rate or package start price in the local currency. Read the detailed terms on each promotion page to confirm whether breakfast or upgrades apply for your dates and rate.

Are there published options for ‘book now, pay later’ or fare‑hold payment arrangements?

Yes. Secure My Fare effectively provides a ‘book now, pay later’ feature by letting eligible itineraries be held for a short period (commonly up to 72 hours) after you pay a holding fee shown during booking. The fee secures the displayed fare for the hold period but isn’t credited to the final ticket price if you don’t confirm. Secure My Fare is available for flights operated by the airline and for specific classes and fare types shown at booking - the final hold period and fee are confirmed on the payment page. Check your booking page to see if Secure My Fare is offered and the exact conditions that apply.

Does the airline provide any published last‑minute baggage purchase rules and pricing differences?

The site says last‑minute additional baggage can be bought between 48 hours and six hours before departure at reduced 'last‑minute' rates (typically a 10% discount compared with standard airport rates), while purchases within six hours of departure are charged at full airport rates at check‑in. Last‑minute purchases can’t be made after early check‑in at the airport counter and any excess over your purchased allowance will be charged at standard airport rates. Rules differ for weight‑concept and piece‑concept itineraries; full details on windows and maximums are on the Additional Baggage pages. Use Manage Booking or the chatbot to calculate the precise additional baggage cost before you get to the airport.

What does the airline publish about complimentary Wi‑Fi access for premium passengers?

Business Class passengers are provided complimentary unlimited in‑flight Wi‑Fi on many Wi‑enabled aircraft, and eligible member tiers in Premium Economy and Economy may get complimentary shorter plans. The complimentary offers vary by member class and aircraft, while other passengers can buy the paid Wi‑Fi plans onboard. Availability of complimentary access depends on the aircraft and your membership or fare class; the in‑flight portal confirms whether a complimentary plan is available. Check the in‑flight Wi‑Fi card or portal for the precise entitlement on your sector.

Where can a passenger check exact baggage band charges and how are those bands described?

The airline publishes baggage charge banding on the Additional Baggage pages, describing destination bands (for example Band 1, Band 2, Band 3, Band 4 and Band 5) which determine the USD charge for an extra piece or overweight item on that sector. The final additional baggage charge for your itinerary is the total of the charges for each sector and band, and the site provides tables showing the USD amounts per band. Because charges are published in USD, use Manage Booking or the chatbot to calculate the final cost for your route and remember the sterling amount on your statement will reflect your card provider’s conversion. The published terms also explain limits such as maximum pieces, maximum weight per bag and dimensional limits.

How long will the airline normally take to process a refund and what should a passenger do if the refund is delayed?

The airline says refunds may take up to six weeks to be credited back to the original payment method, depending on your bank’s processing time, so first check with your bank during that period. If a refund hasn’t appeared after six weeks, contact the airline for help and provide your booking reference and refund details. Refundability depends on the fare conditions - non‑refundable tickets will generally only have taxes returned - and refunds for special circumstances or partner‑operated sectors may follow partner terms; the airline can advise next steps.