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It’s the middle of the month and that means that Singapore Airlines has published its latest set of KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes deals and, frankly, the airline may as well not have bothered. Most of this year’s Spontaneous Escapes deals have been less than stellar but this set plumbs new depths that I didn’t think we would see. Read on only if you’re ready for serious disappointment.
Headline terms & conditions
- Book by 30 September 2022
- Travel between 1 October and 31 October 2022
- Get a 30% discount on select award bookings
- One-way and roundtrip awards are permissible
- Taxes and fees will be charged
Full terms and conditions are reproduced at the end of this post
The deals
Ordinarily and at this point, I remind readers that what they’ll see below are just examples of the deals that are being offered and that more deals may be available…but not this time.
There are so few deals being offered in this month’s KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes that I have published the full list.
Note: The costs you’ll see indicated below are for one-way travel excluding taxes and fees.
Business Class deals
Southeast Asia Routes:
In this set of Spontaneous Escapes, there are just three Business Class deals on offer for travel within Southeast Asia.
Singapore to or from…
- Manila (on select flights) – 16,800 miles
- Surabaya (on select flights) – 16,800 miles
- Hanoi (on select flights) – 16,800 miles
North Asia Routes:
**No Business Class deals offered**
West Asia & Africa Routes:
In this set of Spontaneous Escapes, there are just three Business Class deals on offer for travel to or from West Asia. There are no Business Class deals for travel to/from Africa.
Singapore to or from…
- Chennai (on select flights) – 30,100 miles
- Dhaka (on select flights) – 30,100 miles
- Ahmedabad to Singapore – 30,100 miles
Southwest Pacific Routes:
There’s just one Business Class deal for travel within this region and it only applies to travel in one direction.
- Christchurch to Singapore – 47,950 miles*
*Blackout dates may apply
European Routes:
**No Business Class deals offered**
USA & Canada Routes:
**No Business Class deals offered**
Premium Economy deals
North Asia Routes:
There’s just one Premium Economy Class deal for travel within this region.
Singapore to or from…
- Hong Kong (on select flights) – 15,550 miles
West Asia & Africa Routes:
**No Premium Economy deals offered**
Southwest Pacific Routes:
There’s just one Premium Economy Class deal for travel within this region and it only applies to travel in one direction.
- Christchurch to Singapore – 35,700 miles*
*Blackout dates may apply
European Routes:
There are two Premium Economy deals on offer for this region.
- Frankfurt to/from New York (JFK) – 36,400 miles*
- Singapore to Frankfurt – 49,700 miles*
*Blackout dates may apply
USA & Canada Routes:
There are two Premium Economy deals on offer for this region.
Singapore to or from…
- New York (JFK) (on select flights) – 56,350 miles*
- New York (EWR) (on select flights) – 56,350 miles*
*Blackout dates may apply
Bottom line
If you happen to need to travel to or from one of the destinations that are listed in this month’s Spontaneous Escapes, a 30% discount on award travel is probably going to seem like a nice deal to be offered. If, however, you’ve been waiting for KrisFlyer to offer up some October Business Class discounts for travel to/from Africa, the Middle East, North America, Europe, and/or Australia, you’re probably going to be as disappointed as I am with what Singapore Airlines has come up with. Let’s hope for better next month.
