Singapore Airlines adds flights on select routes for Northern Summer

The services will operate from 29 March to 24 October.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) will increase flight frequencies and passenger capacity on selected routes for the 2026 Northern Summer operating season, from 29 March to 24 October.

From 29 March, SIA will operate an additional daily service between Singapore and Bangkok, raising the total to seven daily flights. Flights to Surabaya, Indonesia, will rise to 21 weekly services, up from 19.

Services between Singapore and Yangon, Myanmar, will increase to 10 times weekly from 31 March, up from the current seven-times weekly operations.

Between Singapore and Colombo, Sri Lanka, the airlines will operate 10 weekly flights from 29 March to 30 April. From 1 May, this will increase to 14 weekly flights.

SIA will also deploy the Airbus A380 on the Singapore-Dubai route for the first time during the Northern Summer season, in response to strong demand for premium cabins.

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