Singapore Airlines will operate daily services to Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI). Non-stop services from Singapore to Western Sydney will begin on 23 November 2026, subject to approvals.
Taking advantage of the lack of a curfew, SQ202 departs WSI at 11:55pm, flying overnight to land at 5:05am, perfect for onward connections to Asia and Europe. The return journey, SQ201, is a rare daytime flight from Asia. It departs Singapore at 11:30am, arriving in Sydney at 10:20pm.
Singapore Airlines currently operates four daily flights to Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport. With the additional service, it will operate five daily flights. Flights can be booked using Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer, Virgin Australia Velocity, and other partner airlines.
Mr Dai Haoyu, Senior Vice President Marketing Planning, Singapore Airlines, says the flights will give Australians more choice and flexibility when they choose to fly.
“Singapore Airlines’ services to Australia’s newest gateway at Western Sydney will deliver more choice and strengthen connectivity to this popular destination for our customers.”
You can now book this flight with points
Get in quick! With the launch of the new flights, up to four Business Class Saver Awards are available per flight, including during the Christmas peak travel period!
- Economy Class: From 29,000 KrisFlyer miles + A$111.71 one-way
- Business Class: From 72,000 KrisFlyer miles + A$111.71 one-way
Summing Up
If you’re booking a flight from Singapore to Sydney but want to beat the hustle and bustle of Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport, try flying in or out of Western Sydney International. Singapore Airlines’ new flights offer more flexibility and choice for travellers, especially those who live in the catchment area.
Just note that no lounge has been confirmed at WSI yet, if that matters to you. But on the return journey, lounge-eligible passengers will be able to enjoy Singapore Airlines’ SilverKris lounges in Terminal 3.
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