Award chart
Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer award chart and sweet spots
KrisFlyer publishes a one-way award chart for Singapore Airlines flights with two capacity-controlled levels, Saver and Advantage, plus a dynamic "Access" level launched in November 2025 that prices any remaining seat. Prices are set by zone pair and cabin, and Suites and First are only sold on Singapore's own metal.
A separate round-trip chart covers Star Alliance partners; one-way partner awards are sold at half the round-trip price. KrisFlyer adds carrier surcharges on many partners and on its own flights.
Official reference: KrisFlyer one-way Saver and Advantage award chart (PDF, 1 November 2025).
Written and reviewed by the Points Plug team. Last reviewed .
Singapore Airlines one-way Saver awards (miles), from Singapore
| Route | Economy | Premium economy | Business | First | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore to Malaysia (Zone 2) | 8,000 | – | 22,000 | – | Advantage 32,000 business |
| Singapore to Japan or Korea (Zone 7) | 25,500 | 39,500 | 54,500 | 81,000 | |
| Singapore to Australia (Zone 9) | 29,000 | 53,500 | 72,000 | 98,000 | |
| Singapore to Europe (Zone 11) | 44,000 | 74,500 | 108,500 | 148,000 | |
| Singapore to US East Coast (Zone 13) | 46,000 | 84,500 | 117,000 | 156,000 | Suites; Advantage business 279,500 |
| Star Alliance: within North America (one way = half the round trip) | 30,000 RT | – | 58,000 RT | 86,000 RT | |
| Star Alliance: North America to Europe | 65,000 RT | – | 179,000 RT | 267,000 RT | |
| Star Alliance: North America to North Asia | 112,000 to 125,000 RT | – | 285,000 RT | 347,000 RT | |
| Star Alliance: North America to Southeast Asia | 128,000 RT | – | 262,000 RT | 369,000 RT | |
| Star Alliance: within Europe | 30,000 RT | – | 76,000 RT | 106,000 RT | |
| Star Alliance: Europe to Middle East or North Africa | 44,000 RT | – | 74,000 RT | 175,000 RT |
Singapore Airlines prices from the 1 November 2025 one-way chart; Star Alliance prices from the 1 November 2025 round-trip chart, which starts at 18,000 miles round trip and sells one-ways at half; the PDF is a zone matrix without a premium economy column, and the figures above were read from its text rather than the rendered grid, so confirm in the booking engine before transferring. Saver space in premium cabins is limited and waitlists are common.
Sweet spots
Business class Singapore to Japan
54,500 miles
One-way Saver on Singapore's own flights, about six hours in a lie-flat seat with low taxes.
Suites or First, Singapore to New York
156,000 miles
One-way Saver on the A380 Suites routes when space is released; these cabins are never available through partners.
Business class to Europe
108,500 miles
One-way Saver from Singapore, cheaper than most Asian carriers and with two stopovers available on round-trip Advantage awards.
United domestic round trip
30,000 miles
Round trip in economy on any Star Alliance carrier within North America, or 15,000 one way; 29,000 business.
Fees and surcharges
- Saver award date change US$25; redeposit US$75 for Saver or US$50 for Advantage; partner award changes US$50.
- No-show fees of US$100 to US$300 depending on cabin.
- Carrier surcharges apply on Singapore Airlines and most partners; taxes are paid in cash.
- Miles expire three years after they are earned regardless of activity (PPS Club members exempt); a six-month extension costs US$12 per 10,000 miles.
Routing and stopover rules
- Saver awards allow no stopover on a one-way and one on a round trip; Advantage awards allow one on a one-way and two on a round trip.
- Star Alliance awards can mix carriers and are priced from the round-trip chart at half for a one-way.
- Waitlisting is available on Singapore's own flights for Saver awards when space is not open.
Recent and upcoming changes
- November 1, 2025: Saver prices rose about 5 percent to Europe and the US (Zones 11 to 13) and in premium cabins on shorter zones; economy Saver within Asia fell about 5 percent; the dynamic Access level launched.
- The Star Alliance round-trip chart was reissued on the same date.
Getting Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles for these awards
Chase (1:1), Amex (1:1), Capital One (1:1), Citi (1:1), Marriott (3:1) transfer into Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer, so a specific award can often be funded from bank points rather than a held balance. If your balance is bigger than the awards you will book, see what the miles are worth or get a cash quote.
Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer award FAQ
- Does KrisFlyer have an award chart?
- Yes. Singapore Airlines flights are priced from a one-way chart with Saver and Advantage levels, plus a dynamic Access level for seats outside those buckets. Star Alliance partners have a separate round-trip chart, and one-way partner awards cost half.
- How many KrisFlyer miles for Singapore Suites?
- 156,000 miles one way from Singapore to the US East Coast at the Saver level since November 2025, plus taxes and carrier charges. Suites and First are only bookable with KrisFlyer miles, not through partners.
- Do KrisFlyer miles expire?
- Yes, three years after they are earned, with no way to reset them through activity. Transfer from a credit card only when you are ready to book; Amex, Chase, Citi, Capital One and Bilt all transfer at 1:1.
Sources
- KrisFlyer one-way Saver and Advantage award chart (1 November 2025) · official page
- KrisFlyer Star Alliance round-trip award chart (1 November 2025) · official page
- KrisFlyer 2025 programme updates · official page
- KrisFlyer service fees · official page
- KrisFlyer terms and conditions (expiry, stopovers) · official page