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When are flight tickets from London (LON) to Singapore (SIN) the cheapest?

Airlines adjust prices for flights from London to Singapore based on the date and time of your booking. By analyzing data from all airlines, on Trip.com, you can find the cheapest flight prices on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.
How much are flights from London (LON) to Singapore (SIN) cost?

According to Trip.com's data, the lowest price is around £774.
How long is the flight from London (LON) to Singapore (SIN)?

It takes about 13 hours 12 minutes to fly from London (LON) to Singapore (SIN).
What are the most popular airlines that fly from London (LON) to Singapore (SIN)?

Airlines with flights from London (LON) to Singapore (SIN): Air New Zealand, American Airlines, Qantas Airways, Singapore Airlines, British Airways, Garuda Indonesia, Air Canada, Malaysia Airlines, Virgin Australia and Iberia.
How many airports in Singapore (SIN)?

There are 2 airport(s) in Singapore (SIN): Singapore Changi Airport and Seletar Airport.

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Simply tap "Date" on the flight search bar to browse through the calendar and check out airfare from London to Singapore over the next 6 months in 2025. If you're planning to fly within the next three months, it looks like the most affordable option is on Thu, May 29, with one-way flights priced at just £314.

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Flight Information from London to Singapore

Cheapest one-way flight price	£181
Cheapest return ticket price	£460
Off-season travel month	May
Peak season for travel	January
Flight distance	10,858.02km
Average flight time	13 hours 12 minutes
Popular airline	Malaysia Airlines

Cheap flights from London (LON) to Singapore (SIN)

Singapore, officially the Republic of Singapore is the most prominent tourist destination of the world. The sovereign city-state which is also an island country of Southeast Asia was founded as a trading colony by the British in 1819. After gaining independence it is the most prosperous and tax-friendly country of the world. The tax-haven has the busiest port of the world and is also a financial hub. Singapore is an affluent city with a multi-cultural population including Chinese, Malay and Indian. The beautiful city-state is known for its modern skyscrapers, a plethora of attractions, tropical climate, shopping malls, delicious food and vibrant night-life.
Tip: Singapore is ranked 9^th in the world on the UN Human Development Index and ranks 7^th in the World in the highest GDP per Capitalist.
Reaching Singapore
Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) located in Changi, is the main international airport serving Singapore. The airport is also known as Changi Airport. One can commute to the city from the airport via hotel shuttles, taxis, train and local buses. Several airways and airlines have daily flights from London to Singapore. Direct flights to Singapore are available by British Airways and multiple airlines. Travel time for London to Singapore flights is approximately 13 hours and 10 minutes. Other options of cheap flights from London are by Emirates Airlines, Philippine Airlines, and other multiple airlines.
Tip: To get good deals on ticket price, book in advance.
Attractions in Singapore
Singapore with numerous attractions is one of the top tourist destinations in the world. Sri Mariamman Hindu Temple, Lian Shan Shuang Lin Buddhist Monastery, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Sultan Mosque are some of the religious landmarks of the city. The city has beautiful natural landmarks such as parks, gardens, beaches, etc. Some of the popular natural attractions are Chinese Garden, Garden By the Bay, Sentosa Islands, Singapore Zoo, Marina Bay and Singapore Botanic Gardens. For the thrill-seeking tourists, the city has the popular Universal Studios Singapore, Adventure Cove Water Park, Mega adventure and Skyline Luge Sentosa.
Tip: Enjoy the Singapore F1 races during the month of September.
Commute in Singapore
Commuting in Singapore is very easy with the city-state having one of the world’s most widespread and efficient public transport system. One can travel to anywhere in Singapore using the Mass Rapid Transit or MRT which is an extensive subway network. Other options of commuting include local buses, taxis, rented cars and motorcycles and even bicycle. Tourist can even enjoy the bumboat or motorised sampan when travelling from Changi Point Ferry Terminal to Pulau Ubin.
Tip: To travel in Singapore with convenience and discount purchase the travel cards such as EZ-Link card or Singapore Tourist Pass.
Shop and Dine in Singapore
Singapore has a vast range of unlimited shopping and dining options. The multi-cultural city offers numerous cuisines such as Malay, Chinese, Indian, and other international cuisines. One can find delicious food even on the street side stalls or hawker centres especially in the Chinatown neighbourhood and Tiong Bahru Market. Chinatown and the nearby neighbourhoods of Bukit Pasoh, Kreta Ayer, Tanjong Pagar and Telok Ayer are good for shopping too. These areas have shops selling local and traditional products from clothing to souvenirs. Orchard Road and Marina Bay areas are popular places for high-end multi-cuisine restaurants and pubs. These areas also boast of Michelin star restaurants and celebrity chefs. Orchard Road is known for luxury malls and high-end boutiques too.
Tip: Enjoy discount shopping in Singapore during the Great Singapore Sale in the months of June and July.
Stay in Singapore
The city of Singapore has many accommodation options suiting every need and budget. Singapore is one of the most expensive city to stay, so budget accommodation options are relatively less. The areas of Central Business District (CBD) and Orchard Road are known for luxury and high-end hotels. Chinatown and Little India neighbourhoods are a good option for mid-range and budget hotels. These areas are also popular for the latest “flashpacker” hostels and capsule hotels. Little India also has the most hostels, dorms, and cheap motels.
Tip: Singapore has ample options for rented rooms or apartments and service apartments. They are good for people staying for a long duration.
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