Singapore Airlines and Scoot Time To Fly Travel Fair 2026: Over 380,000 Discounted Tickets (Book 23 to 30 October 2026)

Singapore Airlines' annual Time To Fly promotion is back, and this year the SIA Group is putting more than 380,000 discounted tickets on sale from Singapore to 125 destinations. Book between 23-30 October 2026 for SIA travel from 1 January to 30 September 2027, or Scoot travel from 9 November 2026 to 15 October 2027. The sale runs online through the SIA and Scoot websites and apps, as well as appointed travel agents. Alongside it, the physical Time To Fly travel fair returns to Suntec Singapore from 23 to 25 October 2026, with lucky draws, Kris+ perks and a Mastercard spend offer.

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Singapore Airlines: Over 200,000 Return Tickets to 78 Destinations

SIA is releasing more than 200,000 discounted return tickets across Business Class, Premium Economy Class and Economy Class. Destinations highlighted in the release include Bangkok, Hangzhou, London, Los Angeles, Madrid, Seoul and Sydney. The travel window of 1 January to 30 September 2027 is generous. It covers Chinese New Year, the June school holidays and the run-up to National Day, which is exactly when fares out of Changi tend to be at their least forgiving. As usual, the discounted fares apply only to selected flights during specific travel periods, so expect the best prices to cluster around shoulder dates.

Scoot: Over 180,000 One-Way Tickets to 70 Destinations

Scoot is contributing more than 180,000 discounted one-way tickets in ScootPlus and Economy Class. Note the difference: SIA's figure counts return tickets, while Scoot's counts one-way tickets, so the two numbers are not directly comparable. The more interesting part is the new routes. Scoot is including Belitung, Chiang Rai, Guiyang and Okinawa in the sale, alongside established favourites such as Jeju, Nanjing, Osaka and Vienna. Okinawa in particular should appeal to anyone who has already done Tokyo and Osaka a few times over. Scoot travel runs from 9 November 2026 to 15 October 2027, which means the sale also covers the year-end school holidays. Blackout dates apply, however, so do not assume the peak December weekends will be included. Scoot says full details of its deals will be on its website from 23 October 2026.

The Physical Fair at Suntec (23 to 25 October 2026)

The three-day fair takes place at Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre, Halls 401, 402 and 403, with exclusive deals from over 30 travel agents and partners. If you are heading down, these are the perks worth knowing about.

Lucky draws

• Grand prize: a pair of SIA Business Class return tickets to Cebu, Hangzhou and Sydney, with hotel accommodation.

• Daily draws: SIA Business Class return tickets to London Gatwick, Madrid and Male with hotel accommodation, Scoot vouchers worth up to S$2,000, and S$800 worth of KrisShop vouchers.

Kris+ at 11 miles per S$1

This is the perk I would pay the most attention to. Kris+ users earn an accelerated 11 miles per S$1 when paying with Kris+ at KrisShop or Pelago, plus bonus lucky draw entries and merchandise redemptions. Read the fine print carefully, though. At KrisShop, the rate only applies to Kris+ payments made at the KrisShop booth at the fair, while the Pelago portion carries no such restriction. If you were already planning to book tours or activities for a 2027 trip, stacking 11 miles per dollar on Pelago with the miles from your credit card is a sensible way to pad your KrisFlyer balance.

Mastercard spend offer

• Spend a minimum of S$5,000 on a Mastercard credit or debit card to redeem S$100 in Pelago or KrisShop vouchers.

• You also get a sure-win lucky dip, with prizes including a pair of SIA Economy Class return tickets (valid for selected destinations only).

• Vouchers are capped at 125 per platform daily, so the early birds will have the advantage.

The S$100 voucher works out to a 2% rebate on S$5,000, which is respectable but not remarkable. It only makes sense if you were going to spend that much on flights anyway and your Mastercard also earns a strong miles rate on the transaction.

Other perks

• KrisShop is offering up to 30% off selected Batik Label items and is launching its new Destination Series: Korea Edition merchandise exclusively at the fair.

• The top Pelago spender at the booth wins a hotel stay at Sofitel Singapore City Centre.

Time To Fly has become a fixture of the Singapore travel calendar, and the volume this year is substantial. The elephant in the room is that SIA has not yet revealed the actual fares, and "discounted" on SIA can mean anything from genuinely sharp Business Class pricing to a modest trim on Economy Lite. If you have 2027 holidays in mind, note down the cash fares for your preferred dates now, so you have a baseline to compare against on 23 October. For premium cabins, also check KrisFlyer award availability before paying cash. A paid Business Class fare only makes sense if it beats the value you would otherwise get from redeeming your miles. Whichever route you take, pay with a card that earns bonus miles on airline or online spend. Otherwise you are leaving miles on the table on what could easily be a four-figure transaction.