Singapore Airlines Revamps Website to Enable Finding Lowest Fares (Flexible Dates) and Easier Information Access
Now that we have gotten over the fact that UOB and Singapore Airlines have launched a brand new co-branded credit card (which you should definitely apply if you do not mind getting your bonus miles next year), Singapore Airlines has just unveiled a brand new website which enables passengers to look for the cheapest fares easily if their travel dates are flexible.
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You will notice a cleaner interface when you search for flights - this is no longer tucked away the the left of the page. If you are logged in, you will be able to see your current status with the PPS/KrisFlyer programme as well as the number of miles you have.
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Additionally, you will also be able to see whether coming back a day (or week!) earlier or later will change your fares drastically. This is especially great for leisure travellers who do not mind spending one day more or less in a city if the savings are significant. While you have always been able to do this on multiple websites like Google Flights, it is nice to see that Singapore Airlines has integrated this feature into their website.
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Additionally, if you have any upcoming trips, you will be able to access them very easily via the ‘Manage Booking’ button. While I am not certain that the website speeds on Singapore Airlines have improved, I do like the refreshed changes which certainly improve the overall user experience.
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