Great business class deal from USA to Singapore by Singapore Airlines just released award seats. Fly nonstop to SE Asia in business class on five-star Singapore Airlines, including the longest flight in the world from NYC! All routes will be aboard the A350 with the best availability for 2+ passengers in February ’24.
Singapore sits right on the equator so it’s 88F almost daily, and best of all, February is the driest month. Don’t wait on this deal – this award space won’t last long.
Includes lie-flat seats, priority boarding, seat assignment, lounge access, champagne, and the “Book the Cook” menu.
Availability for 2+ passengers via Aeroplan:
Los Angeles – Singapore
- LAX-SIN: Feb. 7, 11, 18, 21, 25, 28
- SIN-LAX: Feb. 12, 14, 15, 21, 22, 26-29
New York & Newark – Singapore
- JFK-SIN: Feb. 20-21, 26, 27; Mar. 4-6
- SIN-JFK: Jan. 31; Feb. 5-7, 13, 20, 22, 27-29; Mar. 5-6
- EWR-SIN: Feb. 6, 14, 20-22, 27-29; Mar. 5-6
- SIN-EWR: Jan. 31; Feb. 5, 13, 21, 27-28; Mar. 5-6
San Francisco – Singapore
- SFO-SIN: Feb. 13-14, 18-19, 23-28; Mar. 3-6
- SIN-SFO: Feb. 20-22, 27-29; Mar. 1, 3-6
Seattle – Singapore
- SEA-SIN: Feb. 13, 20, 22, 27, 29; Mar. 5
- SIN-SEA: Feb. 13; Mar. 5
Book with Air Canada Aeroplan
This is the best deal but availability is more limited (dates above only). Aeroplan charges 88k points each way on all routes. Transfer points instantly to Aeroplan from Amex, Bilt, Capital One, or Chase.
Book with Singapore KrisFlyer Miles
Singapore charges 107k each way from the West Coast and 116k from NYC. You’ll generally find more dates available (& more seats per flight) booking via Singapore itself – especially from SEA and for late January travel. Transfer points instantly from Amex & Capital One. Otherwise, transfers from Chase or Citi take ~24-48 hours.
Thrifty Tip #1: You can also connect onward to other destinations in Southeast Asia such as Bali, Bangkok, or Hanoi. Add a stopover in Singapore for just 5k more points via Aeroplan. Or, book roundtrip with KrisFlyer miles to include a free stopover.
Thrifty Tip #2: Need more points? Earn 75k points on the Captial One Venture X card for the next deal. You can transfer those points to Aeroplan or Singapore.
| Departure Cities (All fares one-way, * nonstop) Pricing via Aeroplan |
| Los Angeles (LAX) – 88k* New York (JFK) – 88k* Newark (EWR) – 88k* San Francisco (SFO) – 88k* Seattle (SEA) – 88k* |
| Booking Instructions |
| Booking with Aeroplan Sign up for a free Aeroplan account and log in to see a one-week view of fares. Select “Book with points” & search for the exact number of passengers flying. After searching, filter for “Business Class” and “Singapore Airlines.” You can also filter by number of stops. Booking with Singapore Sign up for a free Singapore account and log in to search. Select “Redeem flights” and choose “Business” class. Enter the total number of passengers flying. You will be looking for “Saver” award space. Be careful choosing flights from LAX or JFK to ensure it’s nonstop. There are more dates available with one stop. Taxes & fees are ~$55 one-way / $170 RT via Aeroplan. Slightly less via Singapore. |
| Destination |
| Singapore (SIN) |
| Dates (Availability varies by city & miles used to book) |
| January – March |
| Airline(s) |
| Singapore Airlines |
The ticket includes priority check-in, airport lounge access, business class meals, two pieces of checked in luggage, amenity kit, and wines, champagne and other beverages.
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*As the award seat availability changes frequently, we cannot guarantee the seats at the time we post will still be available when you book.
Vincent Robison
I have strong passion of traveling, and finding great travel deals. I was born and grew up in Taipei, Taiwan. However, I had lived in New York for most of my life, and travelled all over the world.
