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Cheapest round-trip
$414
Typical prices: $343-$690
Scoot
Sun 10/11Fri 10/23
SYD - SIN • Non-stop
Cheapest one-way
$190
Typical prices: $169-$434
Scoot
Thu 8/6
SYD - SIN • Non-stop
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Singapore Airlines offers free Wi-Fi in economy after KrisFlyer sign-up.
Qantas and BA premium economy add wider seats and more recline than economy.
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Cheap Flights from Sydney to Singapore (SYD-SIN)

 
Here are some of the best deals found on KAYAK recently from the most popular airlines for round-trip flights from Sydney to Singapore that are departing in the next months. While these flights were available on KAYAK in the last 72 hours, prices and availability are subject to change and deals may expire.
Discover the best prices for you by selecting your travel dates on KAYAK.

Recent round-trip flight deals from Sydney to Singapore

Sun, Oct 11 - Fri, Oct 23
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9:35 pm - 3:05 am
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2:10 am - 12:45 pm
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$414Scoot
Fri, Aug 7 - Sun, Aug 30
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$426Scoot
Mon, Aug 10 - Thu, Aug 13
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$427Scoot
Sat, Sep 5 - Sat, Sep 12
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$428Scoot
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$429Scoot
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$430Scoot
Wed, Oct 7 - Sun, Oct 18
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Thu, Oct 8 - Tue, Oct 13
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$441Multiple Airlines
Fri, Oct 9 - Thu, Oct 15
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KAYAK's insights & trends for Sydney to Singapore flights

Get data-powered insights and trends into flights from Sydney to Singapore to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

How much is a round-trip flight from Sydney to Singapore?

This analysis is based on the cheapest round-trip price found on KAYAK in the last 12 months by searching for a flight from Sydney to Singapore departing in October.

What’s the cheapest day of the week to fly from Sydney to Singapore?

The average price of all round-trip flights from Sydney to Singapore clicked on KAYAK for each day over the last 12 months.

If your flying dates are flexible, you should consider flying to Singapore on a Monday, as we generally find the cheapest rates on that day for this route. On the other hand, Saturday is the most expensive day to fly from Sydney to Singapore. For your return ticket, we recommend flying on a Monday and avoiding Sundays for the best deals.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Sydney to Singapore?

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for round-trip flights from Sydney to Singapore, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the median of all values for each month.

The cheapest month for flights from Sydney to Singapore is November, where tickets cost $422 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are December and January, where the average cost of round-trip tickets is $907 and $805 respectively.

How far in advance should I book a flight from Sydney to Singapore?

To calculate weekly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each week before departure over the last year for round-trip flights from Sydney to Singapore, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the average of all the values for each week.

To get a below average price on the flight from Sydney to Singapore, you should book around 2 weeks before departure, which saves you about 19% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 6 weeks before departure.

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Expert advice for your flight from Sydney to Singapore

 
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Chris Dong

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Chris is a consumer travel reporter covering aviation, trending travel news, hotels, and loyalty programs—all for leading global publications like Travel + Leisure, The Washington Post, AFAR, and more. In addition to writing, Chris is a video host for Travel + Leisure, giving consumers an inside look at the latest in air travel.

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Duncan is a freelance travel writer, copywriter and book author in constant search of travel stories and the perpetual sensation of being on holiday. He’s never happier than when on a dusty trail in search of empty waves or ducking under the piste tape in search of snowbound solitude. British born, living in Germany, but happiest heading for the horizon. His first book, Found in Translation, explores the etymologies and stories of country names around the world and is out now.

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Currently based in Scotland after living in South Africa and the United States, Jessica has been writing travel and aviation content for more than 10 years. She regularly contributes to Travel + Leisure and TripSavvy, and has had work published by Condé Nast Traveller and The Independent. She has traveled to more than 50 countries across six continents.

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One of the web's original travel bloggers, Robert launched his first site Leave Your Daily Hell in 2009. Since then, he's expanded into destination niche sites (one each for Japan, Thailand and Taiwan), in addition to having written for the inflight magazines of Singapore Airlines and Korean Air. Overall, he's visited nearly 100 countries, and flies business as often as possible.

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Low season

April

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$190
Best time to beat the crowds but there is an average 2% increase in price.
Most popular time to fly with an average 55% increase in price.
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When to book flights from Sydney to Singapore

Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel from Sydney to Singapore based on our flight data from the last year. Discover the cheapest month and even day to fly.
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FAQs for booking flights from Sydney to Singapore

  • What lounges are available in the international terminal of Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport?

    If you are travelling with Singapore Airlines, there is Singapore Airlines Silverkris Lounge near Gate 59. Other lounge options include Air New Zealand Lounge near Gate 59, Emirates Airlines Lounge near Gate 58, The Qantas Club Lounge on Mezzanine Level and American Express Lounge near Gate 55. If you are not eligible for an airline lounge, Plaza Premium Lounge allows paid entry.

  • Are there provisions for people with hidden disabilities at Sydney Airport?

    Yes, there are. If you have a disability that is not easily apparent, you can stop by the Airport Services Centre on Level 3 of Terminal 1 to collect a sunflower lanyard. This will let staff know that you may need extra assistance with processes and procedures.

  • What shopping is available at Singapore Airport?

    If you have time to spare on arrival in Singapore, take a wander around Jewel. This glass and steel dome houses shops, restaurants, gardens, attractions, a hotel and other facilities. It is easily accessible, connected to the arrival hall on Level 1 of Terminal 1, and offers luggage storage at facilities with Smarte Carte.

  • What is the cheapest flight from Sydney to Singapore?

    In the last 5 days, the lowest price for a flight from Sydney to Singapore was $190 for a one-way ticket and $414 for a round-trip.

  • Do I need a passport to fly between Sydney and Singapore?

    Yes

  • Which airports will I be using when flying from Sydney to Singapore?

    When flying out of Sydney you will be using Sydney Kingsford Smith. You will be landing at Singapore, also known as Singapore Changi.

  • Which airlines offer Wi-Fi service onboard planes from Sydney to Singapore?

    Only Scoot offers inflight Wi-Fi service on the Sydney to Singapore flight route.

  • Which aircraft models fly most regularly from Sydney to Singapore?

    The Airbus A380-800 is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Sydney to Singapore flight route.

  • Which airline alliances offer flights from Sydney to Singapore?

    oneworld, and Star Alliance are the airline alliances operating flights between Sydney and Singapore, with oneworld being the most commonly used for this route.

  • On which days can I fly direct from Sydney to Singapore?

    There are nonstop flights from Sydney to Singapore on a daily basis.

  • Which is the best airline for flights from Sydney to Singapore, Singapore Airlines or Emirates?

    The two airlines most popular with KAYAK users for flights from Sydney to Singapore are Singapore Airlines and Emirates. With an average price for the route of $813 and an overall rating of 8.2, Singapore Airlines is the most popular choice. Emirates is also a great choice for the route, with an average price of $744 and an overall rating of 8.1.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Sydney to Singapore?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from Sydney to Singapore.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from Sydney to Singapore?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Singapore from Sydney is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from Sydney to Singapore?

    Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly to Singapore with an airline and back to Sydney with another airline. Booking your flights between Sydney and SIN can sometimes prove cheaper using this method.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from Sydney to Singapore?

    Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying to Singapore from Sydney up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

KAYAK’s top tips for finding a cheap flight from Sydney to Singapore

  • Looking for a cheap flight? 25% of our users found flights on this route for $322 or less one-way and $748 or less round-trip.
  • If you forgot some necessary toiletries, you have the option of three chemists at Terminal 1 of Sydney Airport (SYD). One is located near check-in counters H and J before security, and once you’ve passed through security, there are two near gates 24-25 and 50-63.
  • For something to keep you entertained on the flight, you can head to one of the book stores/newsagents at Sydney Airport. In International Terminal 1, you can find these outlets near check-in counters H and J before security, and after security they’re towards gates 10 and 39. You can find magazines, books and other travel essentials.
  • Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) is famous for its many art installations. Be sure to look out for the dragonfly-themed arrival garden and the Kinetic Rain sculpture made up of 1,216 bronze droplets, both in Terminal 1.

Prefer to fly direct from Sydney to Singapore?

 
Direct data is based off flight results for the next 60 days. Find direct flights from all airlines flying direct from Sydney Kingsford Smith to Singapore Changi.
Find which airlines fly direct from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport to Singapore Changi Airport, which days they fly and book direct flights.

Direct departures

Sydney Kingsford Smith to Singapore Changi

Monday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Tuesday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Wednesday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Thursday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Friday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Saturday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Sunday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

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Direct returns

Singapore Changi to Sydney Kingsford Smith

Monday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Tuesday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Wednesday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Thursday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Friday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Saturday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

British Airways,Qantas Airways, +2 more

Sunday

British Airways,Qantas Airways,Scoot, +1 more

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Reviews of the top 5 airlines serving from Sydney to Singapore

 
See real verified KAYAK customer reviews for airlines flying from Sydney to Singapore. Airline scores are aggregated from all reviews left by passengers on KAYAK after flying with an airline. KAYAK doesn’t show reviews that are older than 5 years. Learn how KAYAK collects reviews.
Need help choosing which airline to fly with from Sydney to Singapore? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to verified KAYAK customer reviews.
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Singapore AirlinesOverall score based on 1573 reviews
8.1Entertainment
7.8Food
8.0Comfort
8.6Crew
8.3Boarding
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I had the worst experience of my life in travel. Due to circumstances beyond my control (catastrophic traffic accidents on the highway between Gold Coast and Brisbane) I missed my flight for the first time ever. Because I booked through Kayak Singapore Airlines were not interested in helping me. They told me to contact the agent that I booked through. I was extremely stressed as I had connecting flights in Europe. First Kayak told me that the next available flights were in four days time. Then they told me that they could do it but at a cost of $2600 AUD. When I agreed he told me that he was having trouble getting it through Singapore’s system and he would contact me further once it had been done. When I had not heard from him after several hours, I phoned Kayak again, spoke to a different person who said he could do it for $8200. I declined and told him to cancel the booking. The worst part of this experience was that I had booked 5 flights altogether with Singapore including Premium Economy on two legs and Singapore cancelled all my flights including the return legs leaving me with having to completely reschedule my entire trip. Kayak refunded me $2000 from $5200, obviously leaving me out of pocket. This has left me feeling that I will never deal with Kayak or Singapore Airlines again.

2.0 MediocreJanine, Jul 2026
BNE - SIN
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I had the worst experience of my life in travel. Due to circumstances beyond my control (catastrophic traffic accidents on the highway between Gold Coast and Brisbane) I missed my flight for the first time ever. Because I booked through Kayak Singapore Airlines were not interested in helping me. They told me to contact the agent that I booked through. I was extremely stressed as I had connecting flights in Europe. First Kayak told me that the next available flights were in four days time. Then they told me that they could do it but at a cost of $2600 AUD. When I agreed he told me that he was having trouble getting it through Singapore’s system and he would contact me further once it had been done. When I had not heard from him after several hours, I phoned Kayak again, spoke to a different person who said he could do it for $8200. I declined and told him to cancel the booking. The worst part of this experience was that I had booked 5 flights altogether with Singapore including Premium Economy on two legs and Singapore cancelled all my flights including the return legs leaving me with having to completely reschedule my entire trip. Kayak refunded me $2000 from $5200, obviously leaving me out of pocket. This has left me feeling that I will never deal with Kayak or Singapore Airlines again.

Crew were so busy Anna so awesome. I was in a seat that got my food nearly last but the crew were Just awesome.

Lounge a access was excellent as was the attentiveness and service from the crew as always. The food and drink supplied were of good quality. The entertainment system had a good selection and I liked the mapping system supplied. However the screen wild have been bigger and the operation a little smoother to navigate. The seats were barely comfortable, but adequate.

Headwind delayed our flight which wasn’t the airlines fault

Horrendous. We upgraded and they took the money but cancelled one of our tickets. The recline action didn’t work on the seats for the flight from Singapore to London, pre booked meals but they seemed to have disappeared as well.. Phone customer service was horrendous. Took 5 phone calls and no fix. Craig at the airport was the only one who seemed to be able to get the ticket back.

Food could have been better. Too many passengers getting up and down all the time.

Delayed 1hour due to storm still didn't get window seat for third flight despite paying £240 extra to book them

It was an average flight. I would have expected more from this airline. Food, seats, service, etc was just average. I just give them some extra points for offering free WiFi on board with just a Krisflyer account.

Check in was easy through self-check-in kiosks just like domestic flights. Staff onboard were fantastic. Some "book the cook" good options weren't great, others really good. Entertainment options a bit limited to what I've experienced on Qantas. Overall a good flight though, especially for the price.

Could not really fault anything. We had a really short time between flights (about 45 mins), and had to get across the other side of the terminal. But we made it and crew were helpful. Food was good and service for the kids was great.

As always Emirates is always dependent on the crew you get on the day and today was a good one. Everyone knew what they were doing and gracefully without hesitation . Great conversation all round even about the food and wine.

It was delayed for 2 hrs. Flight attendants were not attentive.

We boarded but due to a technical issue we spent 4.5hrs on the ground waiting for the issue to be resolved

No kids provided. Instead we were told to have contacted the airline that we have kids and require kids meals. We were not the only ones who inquired about kids meals. It’s odd. Emirates and other airlines give kids meals as standard and before the adult food comes out. The rice in our meals was gluggy and under cooked. The chicken was also raw. Sadly not the best experience with Finn Air. The hostesses tried to compensate with the snacks and drinks but missed the mark by a long way. Especially when paying Emirates/Qantas prices

Emirates First Class is always a treat with Caviar and service is always personalised.

They cancelled our flight, rebooked, cancelled that one. We are now flying New Zealand Air and need a refund please. How do we get it?

Food no so good. Extra charge to much for front seats cost me £163 then other people sat near me for nothing 🤬

everything was great. I don't use on-board entertainment at all (I just read or sleep), but I appreciate that I couldn't hear anyone else's!

Seats are not as easy to move as you would hope in premium econo Y

Flight from Dubai to Zagreb very bad cabin crew. Bad food

Going from Sydney to London on a single flight number was very convenient, not having to worry about changing planes. Entertainment system on A380 economy cabin is very dated. Lavatories are small. The self serve refreshments have been significantly reduced since the A380 first started.

Great food and good entertainment options for the long flight.

It seems that qantas are trying hard to regain their status as Australia's premier airline. I only flew economy but happy with the service entertainment, food, configuration everything.

We had bulkhead seats in a A380 in the upper deck in seats 31 D and E. Storage was very limited other than in overhead bin - which is not within reach when in seat. Yet paying same price as others in premium economy who have a lot more storage within arm’s reach. Seems very unfair.

Good check in and helpful staff. Delayed for 1 hour. Took about 45 Mins to get baggage’s at DFW . Food was average ( Hindu meal ) . Overall it was good experience

When I originally booked this flight, I was expecting to travel on Qantas. When the itinerary changed and the long-haul segment was operated by American Airlines, we were disappointed but remained open-minded. Unfortunately, the overall service experience fell far short of expectations. This was a long-haul international flight. Getting up periodically to use the restroom or stretch is inevitable, especially on flights of this duration. However, each time we stood up, we felt as though we were inconveniencing the crew. The tone and body language often suggested that we were in the way or disrupting something simply by moving about the cabin. As a result, I avoided getting up as often as I needed to and was physically very sore upon arrival. Meal service was similarly impersonal. The options were presented in single words “beef or veggie,” “pasta or beef” without any description of what was actually being served. There was little engagement or courtesy beyond that. Even simple expressions of gratitude were often not acknowledged. I am accustomed to no-frills travel and do not expect luxury. What was disappointing was not the absence of extras, but the absence of basic warmth and professionalism. On a long-haul international flight, small moments of courtesy and humanity make a significant difference. In this case, the experience felt transactional and dismissive rather than welcoming. I hope this feedback is taken constructively, as there is a meaningful difference between efficient service and indifferent service.

The crew were wonderful - if only the customers were as well behaved as the attendants!! Ha ha! If you could just talk to God and ask for less turbulence next time.... Juuuuust kidding....

I have taken this flight many times. It is ALWAYS late. Every time there is significant delay (1-3 hours) before boarding. It’s very consistent. Even after boarding the expected landing time was delayed twice. The seats are very narrow and cramped. Food is barely editable. Considering an economy ticket often costs about $2,000 it’s one of the worst services ever.

Flight is overpriced. Quality of service is poor. Constant delays. This flight again was multiple times delayed. The relaxed and careless attitude of staff is appalling. People are busy and it does matter if we do things more efficiently than chilled out. Once the flight was ready to depart we had more delays due to the careless approach of boarding passengers. Food is highly processed with limited options and super unhealthy. Leg room is shockingly bad. Even the biz class is pretty bad. Coupled with the horrendous prices Qantas only benefits given Australia is their home market. Otherwise they are not competitive at all.

I liked that the flight was operated by Emirates - very friendly staff, excellent service. Improvements - Boeing 777-300ER has very narrow seating compared to A380 which is much more comfortable for long flights.

Boarding was not as per sequence Light snacks were not available Window had hair oil stains and water condensation

Apart from the staff at the airport who were amazing the rest of the experience with scoot was disgusting a very basic flight packed and uncomfortable no consideration to a disabled traveller. And even worse from Singapore to Vienna. All about the money. Not even a complementary coffee or juice. From the airline. The staff at the airport didn't look at me as been disabled and no help not even a wheelchair was offered. The food on the plane was cheap and tasteless and expensive no entertainment on plane and WiFi which had to be paid for was intermittent at best.

I have taken more than 50 flights in the past year and this is the worst onboard experience that I've come across. There's always a risk with budget airlines and their creative views of customer service. Having bought a standard seat, we boarded at the assigned seat - we naturally couldn't choose ourselves as that would be extra cost. After take-off, the person in the row in front leans back their seat. As a frequent flyer, I believe this is their right, so I try to lean my seat back as well to have the same space available. However, my standard seat could not lean back, as the row behind was an exit row. As I had paid for a standard seat, not a less space than standard, I moved to the completely free row behind me. This was not allowed, as due to extra legroom, this would cost extra. Subsequently spent the next 30 mins discussing this scenario with the crew. I have no issues with budget airlines and additional charges, but if I pay for a standard seat, I want a standard seat, not one with less space. As you do not offer me a discount for the less space, do not try and charge me a premium, when I find a free seat with more space. It works both ways Scoot.

Finishes were quite worn, including our very scratched up seatback. No entertainment available, and the WiFi (even for “ScootHub”) was very slow. Crew were somewhat friendly.

Not a frequent user of their website booking. Booked my check-in baggage and only realized that I did not book my check in baggage for return flight. The receipt was not clear in identifying that as well. Was charged exorbitantly at check in counter. Bad taste for sure when it is a business trip and not leisure trip. Baggage was delayed for more than an hour at belt back in SG.

Boarding took forever. It's also weird that we paid more (for preferred seats) to get on the plane last. Inflight WiFi never worked the entire trip. I want my money back.

WiFi didn’t work on both sectors so made killing time harder - planes clean modern and good flight crew - would do again if WiFi works

We had 2 attempts to land at Singapore Changing during a thunderstorm. Everything was delayed by 1 hour plus.

Was on scoot plus. The only good thing about the flight was the spacious seats. Tables and armrests were extremely dirty Food: bad Entertainment: non existent Wifi: unable to connect, then was painfully slow that we couldn’t even send messages Good thing we had a night flight, so we just slept throughout.

Me and my Partner were in seats 6A and 6B. (Which we paid a premium for). Unfortunately the person is seat 6C was large and because of his size my Partner was squashed to the point of discomfort and unable to sit properly. We requested to be moved to some empty seats and two hours into the flight the crew moved us. Perhaps it’s time airlines began checking passenger sizes to ensure they don’t encroach into fellow passengers seating space!

BA has not been handling priority luggage with any special priority. This time our luggage was distinctly very slow to arrive, well after the first half of items to arrive. Business class flights cost a lot and it would be nice to have that reflected in the speed of baggage handling! (I note that this has worsened in our long experience of BA.) On a different note, we spent 2.5 hours on the plane after landing because of an airport mishap at Boston Logan. The pilot provided reasonably frequent update but more could have been done to ensure passenger comfort, such as more beverage and maybe snack services.

Flight attendants need to come by a little more often to pick up trash.

Plane is old. Toilet did not work. Once in Singapore the continuation to London was cancelled.

Aer Lingus was the actual airline so they handled everything professionally.

After British Airways flying with Qatar was a breath of fresh air. All the little things that make a long haul flight awesome. Efficient, friendly, genuine. Amazing.

I've done hundreds of flights in my life, and this flight was one of the best I've ever taken, From beginning to end, everything went smoothly, professionally, and with a smile and friendly attitude from all employees I interacted with. The food was delicious (and free), as were the drinks. There was just a genial and effective way in the way that British Airways organized the flight -that reminded of days in the 70's, 80's, and 90's, when flying was a fun, and exciting adventure. I enjoyed and had confidence in the abilities of the flight crew, I'll be flying British Airways several more times this summer. Thank you so much for the great experience! Cheryl Olso

Struggled with boarding pass on my iPhone.Suggest taking a printed copy. We sat upper deck at the rear on right hand side and best Economy flight in years. Bins below the windows made a massive difference for storage etc. inflight entertainment played up for a few pax but we were fine. Crew were first rate. Overall an excellent flight

I travel business class because I like to lie flat on the flight and sleep. I achieved that on this flight, and I really do like BA's new cubicles. As regards the rest of the experience however, I could have been in Premium Economy. The lounge was crowded, and the food/ drink in it was nothing special. The in-flight food was also nothing special, and the in-flight service was pretty perfunctory. Sorry, BA - you need to provide a better service. Cheers

In the "old" configuration Club class, in an aisle seat you are literally sleeping in the aisle with no privacy at all. In addition, there is hardly any storage space, and it is hard to make sense of the seat controls.

Everything was excellent, although flight delayed however can’t control that, but what I don’t understand is why the smallest portion of food ie: bit of rice & bit of chicken (no exaggeration) no salad, no veges, nothing else, but cake & icecream later…this is just not a great reflection on the quality of airlines. People spend $1,500 on a flight surely airlines can spend an extra $1 on their passengers meals…even bread & butter can do the trick. ESP on a 8 hour flight! Cutting costs is one thing, but this is just not ok.

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