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Where in the World Singapore Airlines Fly its A380 in 2025

Where in the World Singapore Airlines Fly its A380 in 2025

SINGAPORE- One of the world’s best carriers, Singapore Airlines (SQ), has released its Airbus A380 schedules for the Northern Winter 2025-26 season, operating from Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) to up to seven international destinations.

Four cities receive year-round A380 service: London Heathrow (LHR), Sydney (SYD), Delhi (DEL), and Mumbai (BOM). Meanwhile, Auckland (AKL), Frankfurt (FRA), and Shanghai (PVG) benefit from seasonal or partial A380 deployments.

According to Mainly Miles, the airline’s superjumbo network is rebuilding steadily but remains short of its pre-pandemic levels.

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Where in the World Singapore Airlines Fly its A380 in 2025
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Singapore Airlines A380 Routes

During the Northern Winter 2025/26 season (October 2025 – March 2026), Singapore Airlines will operate 112 weekly A380 flights, an improvement from 98 weekly services in summer 2025 but still below the 126 flights recorded in January 2024.

Cities Covered by the A380

Destination (IATA)Season DatesFrequencyA380 FlightsNotes
Auckland (AKL)18 Jan – 28 Mar 2026DailySQ285/286First A380 return in 2 years
Delhi (DEL)Now – 28 Mar 2026DailySQ406/403Daily A380 year-round
Frankfurt (FRA)Now – 17 Jan 2026DailySQ326/325Downgauges to 777-300ER
London Heathrow (LHR)Now – 28 Mar 2026Twice DailySQ308/322 + SQ317/319 (rotates mid-season)Largest A380 market
Mumbai (BOM)Now – 28 Mar 2026DailySQ424/423Daily A380 year-round
Shanghai (PVG)1 Feb – 28 Mar 2026DailySQ830/833Short seasonal reinstatement
Sydney (SYD)Now – 28 Mar 2026Twice DailySQ231/222 + SQ221/232Consistent double-daily A380
Where in the World Singapore Airlines Fly its A380 in 2025
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Northern Winter Schedule 2025-26

Auckland (AKL)

Daily Airbus A380 flights resume from 18 January to 28 March 2026, replacing Boeing 777-300ER operations.

FlightRouteDep/ArrDurationAircraftDays
SQ285SIN → AKL22:35 → 13:25+109:50A380Daily
SQ286AKL → SIN15:15 → 20:4510:30A380Daily

Non-A380 flights:

  • SQ281/282: Daily A350 Long Haul year-round.
  • SQ287/288: Daily A350 Long Haul until 17 Jan 2026.

Delhi (DEL)

Singapore Airlines operates daily A380 flights throughout NS25 and NW25/26.

FlightRouteDep/ArrDurationAircraftDays
SQ406SIN → DEL16:40/16:50 → 20:00/20:1005:50A380Daily
SQ403DEL → SIN21:50/21:55 → 06:00/06:10+105:40A380Daily

Non-A380 flights:

  • SQ402/401: Daily Boeing 787-10.

Frankfurt (FRA)

A380 service continues daily until 17 January 2026, before being replaced by the 777-300ER.

FlightRouteDep/ArrDurationAircraftDays
SQ326SIN → FRA10:55/11:05 → 18:00/17:4013:05–13:35A380Daily until 17 Jan
SQ325FRA → SIN21:40 → 16:05/17:00+112:20–12:25A380Daily until 17 Jan

Non-A380 flights:

  • SQ26/25: 777-300ER continuing to New York JFK.
  • SQ330/329: A350 Long Haul from 18 Jan 2026.

London Heathrow (LHR)

Two daily A380 flights operate year-round, with temporary rotation swaps in February and March 2026.

FlightRouteDep/ArrDurationAircraftPeriod
SQ308SIN → LHR09:00 → 15:2014:20A380Oct 2025 – Feb 2026, Mar 2026
SQ322SIN → LHR23:25 → 05:55+114:30A380Full season
SQ317LHR → SIN10:40 → 07:50+113:10A380Full season
SQ319/321LHR → SIN20:35/21:45 → 17:40/19:00+113:05–13:15A380Feb–Mar 2026

Non-A380 flights:

  • Additional 777-300ER flights.
  • Daily London Gatwick (LGW) service on A350 Long Haul.

Mumbai (BOM)

Daily A380 service continues seamlessly across both seasons.

FlightRouteDep/ArrDurationAircraftDays
SQ424SIN → BOM18:50/19:00 → 21:50/22:1005:30–05:40A380Daily
SQ423BOM → SIN23:35/23:40 → 07:30/07:40+105:25–05:30A380Daily

Non-A380 flights:

  • SQ422/421: Daily Boeing 787-10.

Shanghai (PVG)

A380 reinstated 1 February – 28 March 2026 for two months.

FlightRouteDep/ArrDurationAircraftDays
SQ830SIN → PVG09:20 → 14:3505:15A380Daily
SQ833PVG → SIN16:25 → 22:1505:50A380Daily

Non-A380 flights:

  • Up to 5 daily flights using a mix of A350 (MH & LH), A380, 787-10, and 777-300ER.

Sydney (SYD)

Two daily A380 rotations remain a staple of the Singapore–Sydney market.

FlightRouteDep/ArrDurationAircraftDays
SQ231SIN → SYD00:45 → 11:5008:05A380Daily
SQ221SIN → SYD20:40 → 07:40+108:00A380Daily
SQ232SYD → SIN12:15 → 17:3508:20A380Daily
SQ222SYD → SIN16:10 → 21:2008:10A380Daily

Non-A380 flights:

  • Four additional daily services with A350 Long Haul and 777-300ER.
Where in the World Singapore Airlines Fly its A380 in 2025
Singapore Airlines A380: (9V-SKA)

KrisFlyer Award Pricing

Current Award Rates (until 31 Oct 2025)

RouteY SaverPY SaverJ SaverF Saver
Delhi / Mumbai20k34.5k43k58.5k
Shanghai21.5k34.5k43k58.5k
Auckland / Sydney30.5k51k68.5k93.5k
Frankfurt / London42k71k103.5k141k

Until 31 October 2025, KrisFlyer Saver awards on Singapore Airlines’ A380 routes start from 20,000 miles in Economy to Delhi or Mumbai, 43,000 miles in Business, and 58,500 miles in Suites, with long-haul options like Sydney, Auckland, Frankfurt, and London priced higher up to 141,000 miles in Suites. These rates offer excellent value before the November 2025 devaluation.

New Award Rates (from 1 Nov 2025)

RouteY SaverPY SaverJ SaverF Saver
Delhi / Mumbai19–20k34.5–36k43–45k58.5–61.5k
Shanghai20.5–21.5k34.5–36k43–45k58.5–61.5k
Auckland / Sydney29–30.5k51–53.5k68.5–72k93.5–98k
Frankfurt / London42–44k71–74.5k103.5–108.5k141–148k

Key takeaway: Most routes see a 5–15% devaluation, except Saver Economy on some short sectors, which slightly improve.

Where in the World Singapore Airlines Fly its A380 in 2025
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Singapore Airlines A380 Fleet

The carrier reduced its Airbus A380 fleet from 19 pre-pandemic to 12 aircraft, all refitted with the 2017 cabin products.

RegistrationCabin RefitRe-entered ServiceStatus (Sep 2025)
9V-SKMNov 2020Nov 2021In Service
9V-SKNJun 2020Dec 2021In Service
9V-SKPNov 2023Dec 2023In Service
9V-SKQOct 2022Oct 2022In Service
9V-SKRDec 2021Jan 2022In Service
9V-SKSJun 2019Nov 2021In Maintenance
9V-SKTNov 2019Apr 2023In Maintenance
9V-SKUFactory newNov 2021In Service
9V-SKVFactory newNov 2021In Service
9V-SKWFactory newFeb 2022In Service
9V-SKYFactory newDec 2021In Service
9V-SKZFactory newMay 2022In Maintenance

Currently, 9 aircraft are in operation with 3 under maintenance.

Photo: Live and Let’s Fly

A380 Cabin Products

  • Suites Class (2017): Private cabins with double-bed option.
  • Business Class (2017): Fully-flat seats with direct aisle access.
  • Premium Economy: 44 seats replacing the old Suites space.
  • Economy Class: Latest generation seating.
  • Connectivity: Free Wi-Fi for Suites, Business, and KrisFlyer members in other cabins.
Photo: Singapore Airlines (via Facebook)

Looking Ahead

From 29 March 2026 onwards, Singapore Airlines has preliminarily filed A380 schedules:

  • Sydney (SYD): Twice daily A380.
  • London Heathrow (LHR): Twice daily A380.
  • Delhi (DEL) and Mumbai (BOM): Daily A380, except for temporary 777-300ER substitutions in July–August 2026.
  • Frankfurt (FRA): Daily A380 (SQ326/325).
  • Shanghai (PVG): Daily A380 from May 2026.
  • Hong Kong (HKG): Daily A380 during 21 June – 25 July 2026.

Schedules remain provisional and subject to adjustment.

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Summary

Singapore Airlines will operate Airbus A380s to 7 destinations this winter, with four cities, London, Sydney, Delhi, and Mumbai, enjoying year-round service, while Auckland, Frankfurt, and Shanghai feature seasonal routes.

The fleet of 12 superjumbos, all with updated cabins, supports 112 weekly A380 flights by early 2026, a recovery from pandemic lows though not yet at 2019–2020 levels.

With KrisFlyer award devaluations coming in November 2025, redemptions on India and Shanghai routes remain strong value in the near term.

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