What Was the Lowest Sydney to Singapore Fare We Saw?

What the data shows at a glance

We looked at one-way fares from Sydney to Singapore in searches made over the last 48 hours. The lowest fare we saw for any departure month was US$163, for a flight leaving in February 2027 on Scoot. That fare was non-stop.

For comparison, the lowest fare we saw for a December 2026 departure was US$394, on Batik Air Malaysia with one stop. The figures below are one fare per departure month, not an average and not a price history. They simply show what appeared in our searches on those dates.

You can use these numbers as a rough reference, but your own search may show something different. Fares change often, so it helps to compare options and check the airline's rules before you book.

• Lowest fare seen overall: US$163 (February 2027, Scoot, non-stop)
• Highest of the months we checked: US$394 (December 2026, Batik Air Malaysia, one stop)
• Direct fares made up 35 of the 46 fares we saw

Month by month, as we saw them

Here are the lowest one-way fares we saw for each departure month, all in US dollars. Each figure was seen on the date shown and is for a single flight, not an average for that month.

For October 2026, the lowest fare we saw was US$212 on Scoot, non-stop, seen on 30 October. November 2026 was lower at US$195, also on Scoot and non-stop, seen on 5 November.

December 2026 stood out at US$394 on Batik Air Malaysia with one stop, seen on 4 December. January 2027 came in at US$181 on Scoot, non-stop, seen on 30 January. February 2027 had the lowest figure we saw, US$163 on Scoot, non-stop, seen on 6 February. March 2027 was US$180 on Scoot, non-stop, seen on 11 March.

• October 2026: US$212, Scoot, non-stop
• November 2026: US$195, Scoot, non-stop
• December 2026: US$394, Batik Air Malaysia, one stop
• January 2027: US$181, Scoot, non-stop
• February 2027: US$163, Scoot, non-stop
• March 2027: US$180, Scoot, non-stop

Which airlines appear in our searches

Scoot appeared with the lowest fares in five of the six months we checked, always on non-stop flights. Its lowest fare overall was US$163 for a February 2027 departure.

Batik Air Malaysia appeared with a one-stop fare from US$275, and its US$394 fare for December 2026 was the lowest we saw for that month. VietJet appeared from US$280, Jetstar from US$306, Virgin Australia from US$408, and Garuda Indonesia from US$564, all with at least one stop.

These are just the airlines that showed up in our recent searches. Other carriers may operate on this route, and fares will vary by date and booking conditions.

• Scoot: from US$163, direct flights
• Batik Air Malaysia: from US$275, one stop
• VietJet: from US$280, one stop
• Jetstar: from US$306, one stop
• Virgin Australia: from US$408, one stop
• Garuda Indonesia: from US$564, one stop

Direct or with a stop

Of the 46 fares we saw, 35 were for direct flights. That means about three quarters of the fares in our snapshot involved no change of plane.

Direct flights appeared mainly on Scoot, and they were often among the lower fares we saw. One-stop options from airlines like Batik Air Malaysia and VietJet also appeared, sometimes with higher fares.

A direct flight can save time, but a stop may suit you if the timing or price works better. Check the total journey time and the layover details before you decide.

• Direct fares seen: 35 out of 46
• Most direct fares were on Scoot
• One-stop options appeared from US$275 and up

How to choose your dates

The figures above are single snapshots, so they cannot tell you which month is generally lower or higher in price. They only show the lowest fare we saw on a particular day for each departure month.

If your dates are flexible, try searching a few different departure days. You may see a lower fare on a Tuesday than on a Friday, for example, but that is not something our data can confirm.

Think about what matters beyond the fare: total travel time, the number of stops, and the airline's baggage and change rules. A lower fare may come with fewer inclusions, so read the conditions carefully.

• Use the monthly figures only as a rough reference
• Search several departure dates if you can be flexible
• Compare total journey time and airline rules, not just price

Using price alerts and comparing before you book

FindMyFlight lists results by price, low to high, and never adds anything to a fare. You can compare options side by side and then book directly with the airline or partner.

Setting a price alert can help you keep an eye on fares without checking every day. FindMyFlight offers email alerts with a one-click unsubscribe, and no SMS messages.

Before you book, look at the fare rules and any extra fees. A fare that looks low may not include checked baggage or seat selection, so compare the total cost of what you need.

• Compare fares on FindMyFlight, listed low to high
• Set an email price alert to watch for changes
• Check baggage and change rules before paying

Common mistakes to avoid

One mistake is treating a single fare snapshot as a trend. The US$163 fare we saw for February 2027 does not mean February is always the lowest month.

Another is booking the lowest fare without checking the airline's rules. A non-refundable ticket or one with high change fees may cost more in the long run if your plans shift.

Also, do not assume a direct flight is always more expensive. In our snapshot, many direct fares on Scoot were lower than one-stop options from other airlines.

• Do not read a single fare as a monthly average
• Check change and cancellation rules before booking
• Compare direct and one-stop fares, not just the price

Questions and answers

What was the lowest Sydney to Singapore fare you saw?

The lowest one-way fare we saw was US$163, for a February 2027 departure on Scoot. It was a non-stop flight and appeared in searches made in the last 48 hours.

Which airline had the lowest fares in your snapshot?

Scoot appeared with the lowest fares in five of the six months we checked, all non-stop. Its lowest fare was US$163 for February 2027.

Are these fares averages for each month?

No. Each figure is one lowest fare seen on a specific date for that departure month. It is not an average, not a price history, and not a trend.

How many of the fares you saw were direct flights?

Of the 46 fares we saw, 35 were direct. Most direct fares were on Scoot, and they were often among the lower fares in our snapshot.

Can I set a price alert for this route?

Yes, FindMyFlight offers email price alerts with a one-click unsubscribe. There are no SMS alerts. You can set one after searching for your dates.