Deal Alert: East and West Coasts to Singapore in Premium Economy From $1,197 Round-Trip
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It’s back! Or perhaps it never left. A few weeks ago we posted about a great deal on premium economy fares from the US to Singapore. Well, if you didn’t grab one of those fares then but still want to visit the Lion City, you’ve got a second chance today. Singapore Airlines is currently offering premium economy seats from New York (JFK), Houston (IAH), Los Angeles (LAX) and San Francisco (SFO) to Singapore (SIN) starting at just $1,197 round-trip.
Flights are available departing practically every Sunday through Thursday between July and December, and you’ll even find a bit of space in May and June from Los Angeles and Houston. You don’t need any tricks to get these prices, so just use Google Flights to find the dates you want, then book on Orbitz, Expedia or directly with Singapore itself.
Singapore Airlines flies nonstop from San Francisco, and the rest of these itineraries generally have one reasonable connection either in Frankfurt (FRA) if you’re departing from New York, or Tokyo (NRT) or Seoul (ICN) if your origin is in the West. There’s no Saturday night or minimum stay requirement on these fares, so you can make your trip as short or long as you’d like. Singapore Airlines is well regarded for its service and comfort — TPG Associate Editor Emily McNutt reviewed the airline’s premium economy product on the A380 last year and found it to be “very spacious and [offering] above-average comfort, especially for a long-haul flight.”
Airline: Singapore Airlines
Route: JFK/IAH/LAX/SFO to Singapore (SIN)
Cost: $1,197+ round-trip in premium economy
Dates: July – December (limited space in May and June from LAX and IAH)
Booking Link: Orbitz or Expedia
Pay With: The Platinum Card from American Express (5x on airfare), Chase Sapphire Reserve, Citi Prestige (3x on airfare) or Chase Sapphire Preferred (2x on travel)
Here are a few examples of what you can book:
Houston (IAH) to Singapore (SIN) for $1,197 round-trip in June via Orbitz:
Los Angeles (LAX) to Singapore (SIN) for $1,197 round-trip in August via Orbitz:
New York (JFK) to Singapore (SIN) for $1,198 round-trip in October via Orbitz:
San Francisco to Singapore (SIN) nonstop for $1,397 round-trip at Thanksgiving via Orbitz:
Maximize Your Purchase
Don’t forget to use a credit card that earns additional points on airfare purchases, such as the American Express Platinum Card (5x on flights booked directly with airlines or American Express Travel), Chase Sapphire Reserve, or Citi Prestige (3x on airfare) or the Chase Sapphire Preferred (2x on all travel purchases). Check out this post for more on maximizing airfare purchases.
If you’re able to score one of these tickets, please share the good news in the comments below!
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