Singapore Airlines: Delhi, India Return Ex SYD $889, MEL $852, PER $838, ADL $888, BNE $967, CBR $1040, HBA $1120 @ BTF

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Qantas may be restarting their routes to India, but they're not the cheapest. Thai Airways is sometimes cheaper, but Singapore is 5 Star on Skytrax and often the cheapest on these routes at present. So without further ado, all bags and food/movies etc included, here are some examples:

Sydney to Delhi

Dates: 01 December 2021 - 31 May 2022

Return Price	Travel Dates
$2 922	01 Dec to 08 Dec
$1 841	04 Dec to 11 Dec
$1 720	22 Dec to 29 Dec
$1 595	22 Dec to 03 Jan
$1 649	22 Dec to 08 Jan
$1 672	25 Dec to 01 Jan
$1 477	25 Dec to 06 Jan
$1 611	25 Dec to 11 Jan
$1 563	28 Dec to 04 Jan
$1 563	28 Dec to 09 Jan
$1 772	28 Dec to 14 Jan
$1 582	31 Dec to 07 Jan
$1 687	31 Dec to 12 Jan
$1 338	31 Dec to 17 Jan
$1 534	03 Jan to 15 Jan
$1 116	03 Jan to 20 Jan
$1 010	12 Jan to 29 Jan
$1 135	15 Jan to 27 Jan
$1 010	15 Jan to 01 Feb
$1 060	18 Jan to 25 Jan
$921	18 Jan to 30 Jan
$1 010	18 Jan to 04 Feb
$1 065	21 Jan to 02 Feb
$1 065	21 Jan to 07 Feb
$920	24 Jan to 31 Jan
$1 010	24 Jan to 05 Feb
$958	24 Jan to 10 Feb
$994	27 Jan to 08 Feb
$936	27 Jan to 13 Feb
$958	30 Jan to 06 Feb
$918	30 Jan to 11 Feb
$919	30 Jan to 16 Feb
$919	02 Feb to 14 Feb
$920	02 Feb to 19 Feb
$958	05 Feb to 12 Feb
$919	05 Feb to 17 Feb
$919	05 Feb to 22 Feb
$919	08 Feb to 15 Feb
$896	08 Feb to 20 Feb
$919	08 Feb to 25 Feb
$919	11 Feb to 18 Feb
$896	11 Feb to 23 Feb
$897	11 Feb to 28 Feb
$919	14 Feb to 21 Feb
$918	14 Feb to 26 Feb
$919	14 Feb to 03 Mar
$919	17 Feb to 24 Feb
$918	17 Feb to 01 Mar
$919	17 Feb to 06 Mar
$919	20 Feb to 27 Feb
$918	20 Feb to 04 Mar
$919	20 Feb to 09 Mar
$897	23 Feb to 02 Mar
$918	23 Feb to 07 Mar
$919	23 Feb to 12 Mar
$919	26 Feb to 05 Mar
$895	26 Feb to 10 Mar
$919	26 Feb to 15 Mar
$919	01 Mar to 08 Mar
$896	01 Mar to 13 Mar
$895	01 Mar to 18 Mar
$951	04 Mar to 11 Mar
$895	04 Mar to 16 Mar
$895	04 Mar to 21 Mar
$917	07 Mar to 14 Mar
$958	07 Mar to 19 Mar
$895	07 Mar to 24 Mar
$895	10 Mar to 17 Mar
$917	10 Mar to 22 Mar
$895	10 Mar to 27 Mar
$918	13 Mar to 20 Mar
$918	13 Mar to 25 Mar
$895	13 Mar to 30 Mar
$897	16 Mar to 23 Mar
$895	16 Mar to 28 Mar
$958	19 Mar to 26 Mar
$895	19 Mar to 31 Mar
$895	19 Mar to 05 Apr
$895	22 Mar to 29 Mar
$895	22 Mar to 03 Apr
$918	22 Mar to 08 Apr
$958	25 Mar to 01 Apr
$917	25 Mar to 06 Apr
$895	25 Mar to 11 Apr
$892	28 Mar to 04 Apr
$936	28 Mar to 09 Apr
$892	28 Mar to 14 Apr
$936	31 Mar to 07 Apr
$947	31 Mar to 12 Apr
$936	31 Mar to 17 Apr
$994	03 Apr to 10 Apr
$936	03 Apr to 15 Apr
$994	06 Apr to 23 Apr
$936	09 Apr to 16 Apr
$994	09 Apr to 21 Apr
$936	09 Apr to 26 Apr
$994	12 Apr to 24 Apr
$936	12 Apr to 29 Apr
$994	15 Apr to 22 Apr
$936	15 Apr to 27 Apr
$936	15 Apr to 02 May
$936	18 Apr to 25 Apr
$936	18 Apr to 30 Apr
$936	18 Apr to 05 May
$912	21 Apr to 28 Apr
$889	21 Apr to 03 May
$889	21 Apr to 08 May
$936	24 Apr to 01 May
$936	24 Apr to 06 May
$936	24 Apr to 11 May
$936	27 Apr to 04 May
$936	27 Apr to 09 May
$994	27 Apr to 14 May
$914	30 Apr to 07 May
$891	30 Apr to 12 May
$892	30 Apr to 17 May
$892	03 May to 10 May
$958	03 May to 15 May
$958	03 May to 20 May
$994	06 May to 13 May
$936	06 May to 18 May
$994	06 May to 23 May
$891	09 May to 16 May
$891	12 May to 19 May
$983	18 May to 25 May
$982	18 May to 30 May
$1 010	24 May to 31 May

Cheapest is $889

Melbourne to Delhi

Dates: 01 December 2021 - 31 May 2022

Return Price	Travel Dates
$1 881	04 Dec to 16 Dec
$1 885	19 Dec to 31 Dec
$1 851	19 Dec to 05 Jan
$1 524	22 Dec to 03 Jan
$1 603	22 Dec to 08 Jan
$1 624	25 Dec to 01 Jan
$1 584	25 Dec to 06 Jan
$1 563	25 Dec to 11 Jan
$1 028	03 Jan to 20 Jan
$1 077	06 Jan to 23 Jan
$881	12 Jan to 24 Jan
$973	12 Jan to 29 Jan
$921	18 Jan to 25 Jan
$921	18 Jan to 30 Jan
$881	18 Jan to 04 Feb
$879	24 Jan to 31 Jan
$879	24 Jan to 10 Feb
$921	30 Jan to 06 Feb
$878	30 Jan to 11 Feb
$879	30 Jan to 16 Feb
$881	02 Feb to 14 Feb
$882	02 Feb to 19 Feb
$876	05 Feb to 17 Feb
$877	05 Feb to 22 Feb
$881	08 Feb to 15 Feb
$881	08 Feb to 20 Feb
$881	08 Feb to 25 Feb
$881	11 Feb to 18 Feb
$881	11 Feb to 23 Feb
$881	14 Feb to 21 Feb
$881	14 Feb to 26 Feb
$881	14 Feb to 03 Mar
$881	17 Feb to 24 Feb
$881	17 Feb to 06 Mar
$876	20 Feb to 27 Feb
$876	20 Feb to 04 Mar
$876	20 Feb to 09 Mar
$876	23 Feb to 02 Mar
$876	23 Feb to 07 Mar
$876	23 Feb to 12 Mar
$876	26 Feb to 05 Mar
$876	26 Feb to 10 Mar
$881	01 Mar to 08 Mar
$858	01 Mar to 13 Mar
$881	01 Mar to 18 Mar
$921	04 Mar to 11 Mar
$879	04 Mar to 16 Mar
$880	04 Mar to 21 Mar
$879	07 Mar to 19 Mar
$880	07 Mar to 24 Mar
$875	10 Mar to 17 Mar
$874	10 Mar to 22 Mar
$875	10 Mar to 27 Mar
$880	13 Mar to 20 Mar
$879	13 Mar to 25 Mar
$880	13 Mar to 30 Mar
$875	16 Mar to 23 Mar
$875	16 Mar to 02 Apr
$875	19 Mar to 31 Mar
$875	19 Mar to 05 Apr
$879	22 Mar to 29 Mar
$880	22 Mar to 03 Apr
$880	25 Mar to 01 Apr
$880	25 Mar to 06 Apr
$963	25 Mar to 11 Apr
$856	28 Mar to 04 Apr
$963	28 Mar to 09 Apr
$963	28 Mar to 14 Apr
$910	31 Mar to 07 Apr
$960	09 Apr to 26 Apr
$960	12 Apr to 29 Apr
$908	15 Apr to 27 Apr
$908	15 Apr to 02 May
$905	18 Apr to 30 Apr
$905	18 Apr to 05 May
$874	21 Apr to 28 Apr
$852	21 Apr to 03 May
$853	21 Apr to 08 May
$872	24 Apr to 06 May
$872	24 Apr to 11 May
$873	27 Apr to 04 May
$853	27 Apr to 09 May
$872	27 Apr to 14 May
$875	30 Apr to 07 May
$872	30 Apr to 12 May
$854	30 Apr to 17 May
$854	03 May to 10 May
$853	03 May to 15 May
$854	03 May to 20 May
$875	06 May to 13 May
$872	06 May to 18 May
$855	06 May to 23 May
$855	09 May to 16 May
$873	09 May to 21 May
$873	09 May to 26 May
$855	12 May to 19 May
$873	12 May to 24 May
$855	12 May to 29 May
$873	15 May to 22 May
$873	15 May to 27 May
$855	18 May to 25 May
$873	18 May to 30 May
$873	21 May to 28 May
$873	24 May to 31 May

Cheapest is $852

Brisbane to Delhi

Dates: 01 December 2021 - 31 May 2022

Return Price	Travel Dates
$3 985	01 Dec to 08 Dec
$2 564	07 Dec to 24 Dec
$3 204	10 Dec to 17 Dec
$6 331	13 Dec to 30 Dec
$1 801	25 Dec to 01 Jan
$1 992	25 Dec to 11 Jan
$1 993	28 Dec to 04 Jan
$1 993	28 Dec to 09 Jan
$1 676	31 Dec to 07 Jan
$1 507	31 Dec to 17 Jan
$1 507	09 Jan to 16 Jan
$1 182	09 Jan to 21 Jan
$967	15 Jan to 27 Jan
$967	18 Jan to 25 Jan
$967	18 Jan to 30 Jan
$967	18 Jan to 04 Feb
$967	21 Jan to 28 Jan
$967	21 Jan to 02 Feb
$967	24 Jan to 31 Jan
$967	24 Jan to 10 Feb
$967	27 Jan to 03 Feb
$967	27 Jan to 13 Feb
$967	30 Jan to 11 Feb
$967	30 Jan to 16 Feb
$967	02 Feb to 14 Feb
$967	02 Feb to 19 Feb
$967	05 Feb to 17 Feb
$967	05 Feb to 22 Feb
$967	08 Feb to 15 Feb
$967	08 Feb to 20 Feb
$967	08 Feb to 25 Feb
$967	11 Feb to 18 Feb
$967	11 Feb to 23 Feb
$967	11 Feb to 28 Feb
$967	14 Feb to 21 Feb
$967	14 Feb to 26 Feb
$967	14 Feb to 03 Mar
$967	17 Feb to 24 Feb
$967	17 Feb to 01 Mar
$967	17 Feb to 06 Mar
$967	20 Feb to 27 Feb
$967	20 Feb to 04 Mar
$967	20 Feb to 09 Mar
$967	23 Feb to 02 Mar
$967	23 Feb to 07 Mar
$967	23 Feb to 12 Mar
$967	26 Feb to 05 Mar
$967	26 Feb to 10 Mar
$967	26 Feb to 15 Mar
$967	01 Mar to 08 Mar
$967	01 Mar to 13 Mar
$967	01 Mar to 18 Mar
$967	04 Mar to 16 Mar
$967	04 Mar to 21 Mar
$967	07 Mar to 14 Mar
$967	07 Mar to 19 Mar
$967	07 Mar to 24 Mar
$967	10 Mar to 17 Mar
$967	10 Mar to 22 Mar
$967	10 Mar to 27 Mar
$967	13 Mar to 20 Mar
$967	13 Mar to 25 Mar
$967	13 Mar to 30 Mar
$967	16 Mar to 23 Mar
$967	16 Mar to 28 Mar
$967	19 Mar to 31 Mar
$967	22 Mar to 29 Mar
$967	22 Mar to 03 Apr
$967	28 Mar to 04 Apr
$967	28 Mar to 09 Apr
$967	28 Mar to 14 Apr
$967	31 Mar to 07 Apr
$967	31 Mar to 17 Apr
$967	03 Apr to 10 Apr
$967	03 Apr to 20 Apr
$967	06 Apr to 18 Apr
$967	06 Apr to 23 Apr
$967	09 Apr to 16 Apr
$967	09 Apr to 21 Apr
$967	09 Apr to 26 Apr
$967	12 Apr to 19 Apr
$967	12 Apr to 24 Apr
$967	12 Apr to 29 Apr
$967	15 Apr to 22 Apr
$967	15 Apr to 27 Apr
$967	15 Apr to 02 May
$967	18 Apr to 25 Apr
$967	18 Apr to 30 Apr
$967	18 Apr to 05 May
$967	21 Apr to 28 Apr
$967	21 Apr to 03 May
$967	21 Apr to 08 May
$967	24 Apr to 01 May
$967	24 Apr to 06 May
$967	24 Apr to 11 May
$967	27 Apr to 04 May
$967	27 Apr to 09 May
$967	27 Apr to 14 May
$967	30 Apr to 07 May
$967	30 Apr to 12 May
$967	30 Apr to 17 May
$967	03 May to 10 May
$967	03 May to 15 May
$967	03 May to 20 May
$967	06 May to 13 May
$967	06 May to 18 May
$967	06 May to 23 May
$967	09 May to 16 May
$967	09 May to 21 May
$967	09 May to 26 May
$967	12 May to 19 May
$967	12 May to 24 May
$967	12 May to 29 May
$967	15 May to 22 May
$967	15 May to 27 May
$967	18 May to 25 May
$967	18 May to 30 May
$967	21 May to 28 May
$967	24 May to 31 May

Cheapest is $967

Adelaide to Delhi

Dates: 01 December 2021 - 31 May 2022

Return Price	Travel Dates
$3 979	01 Dec to 08 Dec
$1 999	04 Dec to 16 Dec
$3 911	10 Dec to 27 Dec
$3 889	13 Dec to 20 Dec
$2 388	16 Dec to 02 Jan
$2 713	19 Dec to 05 Jan
$2 115	22 Dec to 03 Jan
$2 260	22 Dec to 08 Jan
$1 773	28 Dec to 09 Jan
$982	12 Jan to 29 Jan
$993	15 Jan to 22 Jan
$941	15 Jan to 01 Feb
$923	18 Jan to 25 Jan
$923	18 Jan to 30 Jan
$993	24 Jan to 05 Feb
$941	27 Jan to 08 Feb
$894	27 Jan to 13 Feb
$973	30 Jan to 06 Feb
$973	02 Feb to 19 Feb
$941	05 Feb to 12 Feb
$941	05 Feb to 12 Feb
$891	05 Feb to 22 Feb
$891	08 Feb to 15 Feb
$891	08 Feb to 20 Feb
$891	14 Feb to 26 Feb
$897	17 Feb to 01 Mar
$897	17 Feb to 06 Mar
$923	20 Feb to 27 Feb
$973	23 Feb to 12 Mar
$892	26 Feb to 05 Mar
$891	26 Feb to 15 Mar
$892	01 Mar to 08 Mar
$892	01 Mar to 13 Mar
$890	07 Mar to 19 Mar
$928	10 Mar to 22 Mar
$917	10 Mar to 27 Mar
$923	13 Mar to 20 Mar
$923	13 Mar to 30 Mar
$918	16 Mar to 28 Mar
$941	19 Mar to 26 Mar
$987	19 Mar to 31 Mar
$891	19 Mar to 05 Apr
$891	22 Mar to 29 Mar
$941	22 Mar to 03 Apr
$993	22 Mar to 08 Apr
$989	28 Mar to 04 Apr
$889	31 Mar to 12 Apr
$993	31 Mar to 17 Apr
$993	06 Apr to 13 Apr
$993	06 Apr to 18 Apr
$941	09 Apr to 26 Apr
$941	12 Apr to 19 Apr
$984	18 Apr to 25 Apr
$928	21 Apr to 03 May
$993	27 Apr to 04 May
$935	27 Apr to 09 May
$941	30 Apr to 17 May
$888	03 May to 10 May
$994	09 May to 16 May
$993	12 May to 24 May
$993	12 May to 29 May
$993	18 May to 25 May
$993	18 May to 30 May

Cheapest is $888

Canberra to Delhi

Dates: 01 December 2021 - 31 May 2022

Return Price	Travel Dates
$3 350	04 Dec to 11 Dec
$4 197	04 Dec to 16 Dec
$3 778	04 Dec to 21 Dec
$11 559	07 Dec to 14 Dec
$3 843	07 Dec to 19 Dec
$3 434	07 Dec to 24 Dec
$4 140	10 Dec to 17 Dec
$4 976	10 Dec to 22 Dec
$3 854	10 Dec to 27 Dec
$3 456	13 Dec to 20 Dec
$3 001	13 Dec to 25 Dec
$3 077	13 Dec to 30 Dec
$3 325	16 Dec to 23 Dec
$3 596	16 Dec to 28 Dec
$2 724	16 Dec to 02 Jan
$2 480	19 Dec to 26 Dec
$2 480	19 Dec to 31 Dec
$2 551	19 Dec to 05 Jan
$2 212	22 Dec to 29 Dec
$2 180	22 Dec to 03 Jan
$1 988	22 Dec to 08 Jan
$2 422	25 Dec to 01 Jan
$2 423	25 Dec to 06 Jan
$2 238	25 Dec to 11 Jan
$1 935	28 Dec to 04 Jan
$1 876	28 Dec to 09 Jan
$1 862	28 Dec to 14 Jan
$2 017	31 Dec to 07 Jan
$1 925	31 Dec to 12 Jan
$1 623	31 Dec to 17 Jan
$2 272	03 Jan to 10 Jan
$1 824	03 Jan to 15 Jan
$1 486	03 Jan to 20 Jan
$1 578	06 Jan to 13 Jan
$1 566	06 Jan to 18 Jan
$1 560	06 Jan to 23 Jan
$1 565	09 Jan to 16 Jan
$1 413	09 Jan to 21 Jan
$1 441	09 Jan to 26 Jan
$1 552	12 Jan to 19 Jan
$1 292	12 Jan to 24 Jan
$1 292	12 Jan to 29 Jan
$1 786	15 Jan to 22 Jan
$1 362	15 Jan to 27 Jan
$2 245	15 Jan to 01 Feb
$1 274	18 Jan to 25 Jan
$1 169	18 Jan to 30 Jan
$1 929	18 Jan to 04 Feb
$1 320	21 Jan to 28 Jan
$1 718	21 Jan to 02 Feb
$1 264	21 Jan to 07 Feb
$1 699	24 Jan to 31 Jan
$1 885	24 Jan to 05 Feb
$1 498	24 Jan to 10 Feb
$1 367	27 Jan to 03 Feb
$1 338	27 Jan to 08 Feb
$1 268	27 Jan to 13 Feb
$1 174	30 Jan to 06 Feb
$1 333	30 Jan to 11 Feb
$1 335	30 Jan to 16 Feb
$1 847	02 Feb to 09 Feb
$1 274	02 Feb to 14 Feb
$1 351	02 Feb to 19 Feb
$1 842	05 Feb to 12 Feb
$1 040	05 Feb to 17 Feb
$1 345	05 Feb to 22 Feb
$1 338	08 Feb to 15 Feb
$1 169	08 Feb to 20 Feb
$1 756	08 Feb to 25 Feb
$1 937	11 Feb to 18 Feb
$1 686	11 Feb to 23 Feb
$1 327	11 Feb to 28 Feb
$1 268	14 Feb to 21 Feb
$1 335	14 Feb to 26 Feb
$1 227	14 Feb to 03 Mar
$1 136	17 Feb to 24 Feb
$1 338	17 Feb to 01 Mar
$1 422	17 Feb to 06 Mar
$1 305	20 Feb to 27 Feb
$1 268	20 Feb to 04 Mar
$1 391	20 Feb to 09 Mar
$1 686	23 Feb to 02 Mar
$1 332	23 Feb to 07 Mar
$1 991	23 Feb to 12 Mar
$1 897	26 Feb to 05 Mar
$1 263	26 Feb to 10 Mar
$1 928	26 Feb to 15 Mar
$1 333	01 Mar to 08 Mar
$1 174	01 Mar to 13 Mar
$1 413	01 Mar to 18 Mar
$1 418	04 Mar to 11 Mar
$1 338	04 Mar to 16 Mar
$1 721	04 Mar to 21 Mar
$1 914	07 Mar to 14 Mar
$2 351	07 Mar to 19 Mar
$1 238	07 Mar to 24 Mar
$1 281	10 Mar to 17 Mar
$1 980	10 Mar to 22 Mar
$1 281	10 Mar to 27 Mar
$1 385	13 Mar to 20 Mar
$1 254	13 Mar to 25 Mar
$1 349	13 Mar to 30 Mar
$2 000	16 Mar to 23 Mar
$1 161	16 Mar to 28 Mar
$1 165	16 Mar to 02 Apr
$1 436	19 Mar to 26 Mar
$1 269	19 Mar to 31 Mar
$1 558	19 Mar to 05 Apr
$1 423	22 Mar to 29 Mar
$1 169	22 Mar to 03 Apr
$1 540	22 Mar to 08 Apr
$1 251	25 Mar to 01 Apr
$1 281	25 Mar to 06 Apr
$1 403	25 Mar to 11 Apr
$1 266	28 Mar to 04 Apr
$1 462	28 Mar to 09 Apr
$1 462	28 Mar to 14 Apr
$1 221	31 Mar to 07 Apr
$1 328	31 Mar to 12 Apr
$1 462	31 Mar to 17 Apr
$1 475	03 Apr to 10 Apr
$1 475	03 Apr to 15 Apr
$1 475	03 Apr to 20 Apr
$1 477	06 Apr to 13 Apr
$1 280	06 Apr to 18 Apr
$1 405	06 Apr to 23 Apr
$1 477	09 Apr to 16 Apr
$1 477	09 Apr to 21 Apr
$1 477	09 Apr to 26 Apr
$1 475	12 Apr to 19 Apr
$1 475	12 Apr to 24 Apr
$1 481	12 Apr to 29 Apr
$1 483	15 Apr to 22 Apr
$1 477	15 Apr to 27 Apr
$1 656	15 Apr to 02 May
$1 362	18 Apr to 25 Apr
$1 477	18 Apr to 30 Apr
$1 654	18 Apr to 05 May
$1 314	21 Apr to 28 Apr
$1 674	21 Apr to 03 May
$1 308	21 Apr to 08 May
$1 652	24 Apr to 01 May
$1 468	24 Apr to 06 May
$1 475	24 Apr to 11 May
$1 315	27 Apr to 04 May
$1 282	27 Apr to 09 May
$1 536	27 Apr to 14 May
$1 453	30 Apr to 07 May
$1 359	30 Apr to 12 May
$1 549	30 Apr to 17 May
$1 312	03 May to 10 May
$1 475	03 May to 15 May
$1 532	03 May to 20 May
$1 393	06 May to 13 May
$1 532	06 May to 18 May
$1 532	06 May to 23 May
$1 536	09 May to 16 May
$1 536	09 May to 21 May
$1 441	09 May to 26 May
$1 536	12 May to 19 May
$1 315	12 May to 24 May
$1 274	12 May to 29 May
$1 532	15 May to 22 May
$1 571	15 May to 27 May
$1 274	18 May to 25 May
$1 308	18 May to 30 May
$1 587	21 May to 28 May
$1 271	24 May to 31 May

Perth to Delhi

Dates: 01 December 2021 - 31 May 2022

Return Price	Travel Dates
$5 167	01 Dec to 08 Dec
$5 167	01 Dec to 13 Dec
$5 167	01 Dec to 18 Dec
$5 698	04 Dec to 11 Dec
$5 913	04 Dec to 16 Dec
$3 469	04 Dec to 21 Dec
$3 931	07 Dec to 14 Dec
$5 012	07 Dec to 19 Dec
$13 324	07 Dec to 24 Dec
$5 126	10 Dec to 17 Dec
$4 463	10 Dec to 22 Dec
$3 807	10 Dec to 27 Dec
$4 709	13 Dec to 20 Dec
$6 477	13 Dec to 25 Dec
$6 807	13 Dec to 30 Dec
$5 960	16 Dec to 23 Dec
$6 318	16 Dec to 28 Dec
$3 651	16 Dec to 02 Jan
$5 475	19 Dec to 26 Dec
$4 631	19 Dec to 31 Dec
$3 293	19 Dec to 05 Jan
$3 733	22 Dec to 29 Dec
$2 876	22 Dec to 03 Jan
$3 542	22 Dec to 08 Jan
$3 786	25 Dec to 01 Jan
$3 649	25 Dec to 06 Jan
$5 838	25 Dec to 11 Jan
$2 471	28 Dec to 04 Jan
$5 401	28 Dec to 09 Jan
$3 197	28 Dec to 14 Jan
$2 821	31 Dec to 07 Jan
$2 696	31 Dec to 12 Jan
$2 513	31 Dec to 17 Jan
$3 152	03 Jan to 10 Jan
$2 926	03 Jan to 15 Jan
$3 103	03 Jan to 20 Jan
$3 073	06 Jan to 13 Jan
$3 603	06 Jan to 18 Jan
$2 239	06 Jan to 23 Jan
$2 256	09 Jan to 16 Jan
$3 646	09 Jan to 21 Jan
$2 401	09 Jan to 26 Jan
$2 254	12 Jan to 19 Jan
$2 696	12 Jan to 24 Jan
$2 544	12 Jan to 29 Jan
$3 872	15 Jan to 22 Jan
$2 374	15 Jan to 27 Jan
$3 147	15 Jan to 01 Feb
$2 174	18 Jan to 25 Jan
$1 701	18 Jan to 30 Jan
$1 728	18 Jan to 04 Feb
$2 590	21 Jan to 28 Jan
$1 643	21 Jan to 02 Feb
$1 676	21 Jan to 07 Feb
$1 820	24 Jan to 31 Jan
$1 781	24 Jan to 05 Feb
$1 668	24 Jan to 10 Feb
$2 014	27 Jan to 03 Feb
$2 063	27 Jan to 08 Feb
$2 125	27 Jan to 13 Feb
$1 955	30 Jan to 06 Feb
$1 762	30 Jan to 11 Feb
$1 624	30 Jan to 16 Feb
$1 614	02 Feb to 09 Feb
$1 639	02 Feb to 14 Feb
$1 587	02 Feb to 19 Feb
$1 533	05 Feb to 12 Feb
$1 475	05 Feb to 17 Feb
$1 492	05 Feb to 22 Feb
$1 497	08 Feb to 15 Feb
$1 561	08 Feb to 20 Feb
$1 567	08 Feb to 25 Feb
$1 584	11 Feb to 18 Feb
$1 496	11 Feb to 23 Feb
$1 563	11 Feb to 28 Feb
$1 677	14 Feb to 21 Feb
$1 561	14 Feb to 26 Feb
$1 571	14 Feb to 03 Mar
$1 544	17 Feb to 24 Feb
$1 598	17 Feb to 01 Mar
$1 546	17 Feb to 06 Mar
$1 655	20 Feb to 27 Feb
$1 608	20 Feb to 04 Mar
$1 608	20 Feb to 09 Mar
$1 485	23 Feb to 02 Mar
$1 508	23 Feb to 07 Mar
$1 579	23 Feb to 12 Mar
$1 578	26 Feb to 05 Mar
$1 626	26 Feb to 10 Mar
$1 556	26 Feb to 15 Mar
$889	01 Mar to 08 Mar
$1 376	01 Mar to 13 Mar
$1 433	01 Mar to 18 Mar
$1 513	04 Mar to 11 Mar
$889	04 Mar to 16 Mar
$1 519	04 Mar to 21 Mar
$1 505	07 Mar to 14 Mar
$1 498	07 Mar to 19 Mar
$1 583	07 Mar to 24 Mar
$889	10 Mar to 17 Mar
$1 359	10 Mar to 22 Mar
$1 478	13 Mar to 20 Mar
$1 578	13 Mar to 25 Mar
$1 712	16 Mar to 23 Mar
$1 581	16 Mar to 28 Mar
$1 589	16 Mar to 02 Apr
$1 597	19 Mar to 26 Mar
$1 560	19 Mar to 31 Mar
$1 380	22 Mar to 29 Mar
$1 472	22 Mar to 03 Apr
$1 426	22 Mar to 08 Apr
$1 455	25 Mar to 01 Apr
$1 443	25 Mar to 06 Apr
$1 459	25 Mar to 11 Apr
$1 347	28 Mar to 04 Apr
$1 429	28 Mar to 09 Apr
$1 463	28 Mar to 14 Apr
$1 396	31 Mar to 07 Apr
$1 488	31 Mar to 12 Apr
$1 540	31 Mar to 17 Apr
$1 491	03 Apr to 10 Apr
$1 422	03 Apr to 15 Apr
$1 708	06 Apr to 18 Apr
$1 711	06 Apr to 23 Apr
$1 009	09 Apr to 16 Apr
$1 593	09 Apr to 21 Apr
$949	09 Apr to 26 Apr
$1 554	12 Apr to 19 Apr
$1 481	12 Apr to 24 Apr
$1 202	15 Apr to 22 Apr
$1 162	15 Apr to 27 Apr
$1 162	15 Apr to 02 May
$1 009	18 Apr to 25 Apr
$838	18 Apr to 05 May
$917	21 Apr to 28 Apr
$1 009	21 Apr to 03 May
$1 639	21 Apr to 08 May
$917	24 Apr to 01 May
$1 491	24 Apr to 06 May
$1 346	24 Apr to 11 May
$1 410	27 Apr to 04 May
$1 360	27 Apr to 09 May
$1 009	30 Apr to 07 May
$1 407	30 Apr to 12 May
$1 321	30 Apr to 17 May
$1 454	03 May to 15 May
$1 272	03 May to 20 May
$1 336	06 May to 13 May
$1 346	06 May to 18 May
$1 261	06 May to 23 May
$838	09 May to 16 May
$1 269	09 May to 21 May
$1 278	09 May to 26 May
$1 009	12 May to 19 May
$1 388	12 May to 24 May
$1 506	12 May to 29 May
$1 255	15 May to 22 May
$1 281	15 May to 27 May
$1 281	18 May to 25 May
$1 573	18 May to 30 May
$1 410	21 May to 28 May
$1 739	24 May to 31 May

Cheapest is $838
Hobart to Delhi

Dates: 01 December 2021 - 31 May 2022

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$4 510	01 Dec to 08 Dec
$4 510	01 Dec to 13 Dec
$4 510	01 Dec to 18 Dec
$3 385	04 Dec to 11 Dec
$4 305	04 Dec to 16 Dec
$5 032	04 Dec to 21 Dec
$3 280	07 Dec to 14 Dec
$5 935	07 Dec to 19 Dec
$3 536	07 Dec to 24 Dec
$7 615	10 Dec to 17 Dec
$4 051	10 Dec to 22 Dec
$2 872	10 Dec to 27 Dec
$2 788	13 Dec to 20 Dec
$3 602	13 Dec to 25 Dec
$2 732	13 Dec to 30 Dec
$3 803	16 Dec to 23 Dec
$3 528	16 Dec to 28 Dec
$3 133	16 Dec to 02 Jan
$5 306	19 Dec to 26 Dec
$3 032	19 Dec to 31 Dec
$2 415	19 Dec to 05 Jan
$3 340	22 Dec to 29 Dec
$2 028	22 Dec to 03 Jan
$2 176	22 Dec to 08 Jan
$3 225	25 Dec to 01 Jan
$2 539	25 Dec to 06 Jan
$2 046	25 Dec to 11 Jan
$1 959	28 Dec to 04 Jan
$1 932	28 Dec to 09 Jan
$2 589	28 Dec to 14 Jan
$2 188	31 Dec to 07 Jan
$1 803	31 Dec to 12 Jan
$1 448	31 Dec to 17 Jan
$1 972	03 Jan to 10 Jan
$1 835	03 Jan to 15 Jan
$1 733	03 Jan to 20 Jan
$1 684	06 Jan to 13 Jan
$1 999	06 Jan to 18 Jan
$1 569	06 Jan to 23 Jan
$1 879	09 Jan to 16 Jan
$2 215	09 Jan to 21 Jan
$2 045	09 Jan to 26 Jan
$1 736	12 Jan to 19 Jan
$1 678	12 Jan to 24 Jan
$1 566	12 Jan to 29 Jan
$1 776	15 Jan to 22 Jan
$12 483	15 Jan to 27 Jan
$1 854	15 Jan to 01 Feb
$1 836	18 Jan to 25 Jan
$1 358	18 Jan to 30 Jan
$1 930	18 Jan to 04 Feb
$2 455	21 Jan to 28 Jan
$1 853	21 Jan to 02 Feb
$1 819	21 Jan to 07 Feb
$1 725	24 Jan to 31 Jan
$1 740	24 Jan to 05 Feb
$1 344	24 Jan to 10 Feb
$1 439	27 Jan to 03 Feb
$1 849	27 Jan to 08 Feb
$1 661	27 Jan to 13 Feb
$1 348	30 Jan to 06 Feb
$1 848	30 Jan to 11 Feb
$1 669	30 Jan to 16 Feb
$1 871	02 Feb to 09 Feb
$1 686	02 Feb to 14 Feb
$1 776	02 Feb to 19 Feb
$1 532	05 Feb to 12 Feb
$1 316	05 Feb to 17 Feb
$1 821	05 Feb to 22 Feb
$1 887	08 Feb to 15 Feb
$1 329	08 Feb to 20 Feb
$1 854	08 Feb to 25 Feb
$1 872	11 Feb to 18 Feb
$1 605	11 Feb to 23 Feb
$1 803	11 Feb to 28 Feb
$1 820	14 Feb to 21 Feb
$1 914	14 Feb to 26 Feb
$1 647	14 Feb to 03 Mar
$1 288	17 Feb to 24 Feb
$1 907	17 Feb to 01 Mar
$1 511	17 Feb to 06 Mar
$1 336	20 Feb to 27 Feb
$1 924	20 Feb to 04 Mar
$1 911	20 Feb to 09 Mar
$1 828	23 Feb to 02 Mar
$1 697	23 Feb to 07 Mar
$1 877	23 Feb to 12 Mar
$1 917	26 Feb to 05 Mar
$1 289	26 Feb to 10 Mar
$2 038	26 Feb to 15 Mar
$1 368	01 Mar to 08 Mar
$1 277	01 Mar to 13 Mar
$2 087	01 Mar to 18 Mar
$1 910	04 Mar to 11 Mar
$1 717	04 Mar to 16 Mar
$1 907	04 Mar to 21 Mar
$1 923	07 Mar to 14 Mar
$1 930	07 Mar to 19 Mar
$1 391	07 Mar to 24 Mar
$1 490	10 Mar to 17 Mar
$2 017	10 Mar to 22 Mar
$1 359	10 Mar to 27 Mar
$1 478	13 Mar to 20 Mar
$1 797	13 Mar to 25 Mar
$1 415	13 Mar to 30 Mar
$1 844	16 Mar to 23 Mar
$1 512	16 Mar to 28 Mar
$1 525	16 Mar to 02 Apr
$1 570	19 Mar to 26 Mar
$1 260	19 Mar to 31 Mar
$1 449	19 Mar to 05 Apr
$1 336	22 Mar to 29 Mar
$1 647	22 Mar to 03 Apr
$1 757	22 Mar to 08 Apr
$1 331	25 Mar to 01 Apr
$1 269	25 Mar to 06 Apr
$1 844	25 Mar to 11 Apr
$1 336	28 Mar to 04 Apr
$1 430	28 Mar to 09 Apr
$1 430	28 Mar to 14 Apr
$1 411	31 Mar to 07 Apr
$1 430	31 Mar to 12 Apr
$1 430	31 Mar to 17 Apr
$1 430	03 Apr to 10 Apr
$1 430	03 Apr to 15 Apr
$1 430	03 Apr to 20 Apr
$1 430	06 Apr to 13 Apr
$1 430	06 Apr to 18 Apr
$1 430	06 Apr to 23 Apr
$1 430	09 Apr to 16 Apr
$1 430	09 Apr to 21 Apr
$1 430	09 Apr to 26 Apr
$1 430	12 Apr to 19 Apr
$1 430	12 Apr to 24 Apr
$1 323	12 Apr to 29 Apr
$1 430	15 Apr to 22 Apr
$1 430	15 Apr to 27 Apr
$1 702	15 Apr to 02 May
$1 430	18 Apr to 25 Apr
$1 430	18 Apr to 30 Apr
$1 673	18 Apr to 05 May
$1 356	21 Apr to 28 Apr
$1 995	21 Apr to 03 May
$2 003	21 Apr to 08 May
$1 334	24 Apr to 01 May
$1 336	24 Apr to 06 May
$1 282	24 Apr to 11 May
$6 265	27 Apr to 04 May
$1 120	27 Apr to 09 May
$1 501	27 Apr to 14 May
$1 439	30 Apr to 07 May
$1 501	30 Apr to 12 May
$1 174	30 Apr to 17 May
$5 072	03 May to 10 May
$1 430	03 May to 15 May
$1 508	03 May to 20 May
$1 430	06 May to 13 May
$1 501	06 May to 18 May
$1 501	06 May to 23 May
$1 501	09 May to 16 May
$1 501	09 May to 21 May
$1 501	09 May to 26 May
$1 271	12 May to 19 May
$1 501	12 May to 24 May
$1 239	12 May to 29 May
$1 501	15 May to 22 May
$1 501	15 May to 27 May
$1 501	18 May to 25 May
$1 501	18 May to 30 May
$1 501	21 May to 28 May
$1 402	24 May to 31 May

Cheapest is $1120

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  cloudie9 on 01/12/2021 - 20:17

  +16

  With the new Covid variant, it would be quite risky to travel overseas…

  • 

    whyisave on 01/12/2021 - 23:40

    -6

    When unvaxxed people cannot travel,
    but vaxxed people brought the "O" in,
    you may as well let everyone travel !

    • spedohero on 02/12/2021 - 00:03 Comment score below threshold.
      • 

        Annaise on 02/12/2021 - 00:42

        The Delta version originated from Kent, England.

        • 

          Levene on 02/12/2021 - 01:30

          +3

          @Annaise: Delta [B.1.617.2] India Oct-2020

          https://www.who.int/en/activities/tracking-SARS-CoV-2-varian…

          Alpha is the UK variant

• 

  R14 on 01/12/2021 - 20:22

  Any deals to Chennai or Bangalore?

  • 

    Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 01/12/2021 - 20:41

    certainly, just try the dates you want on the site. Singapore has cheap flights to a lot of Indian cities at present.

    • 

      icarus255 on 01/12/2021 - 23:47

      -6

      Any deals to somewhere in southern Africa?

• 

  Lets Go Brandon on 01/12/2021 - 20:35

  -4

  DO YOU FEEL LUCKY, PUNKS?

• 

  TheGuru on 01/12/2021 - 20:39

  whats the covid situation like over there?

  • 

    Bootyborne on 01/12/2021 - 22:39

    -3

    I’m Indian and have family over there

    Honestly none seems to care about it the governments handling of it has been terrible. Deaths aren’t really marked as covid but complications of. Hospitals take resources by saying there swamped by covid patients but in reality they have none just to take funding off government.

    I would say cases are probably in there high 30-50k a day it’s just people don’t get tested because some places and areas charge obnoxious amounts

    And if you need reference one of the most populous cities in the world (Delhi) reported 34 cases of covid..the whole of NSW is above 150 and people here routinely wear masks and are double vaxxed

    • 

      UFO on 02/12/2021 - 08:49

      +1

      Yet there are muppets here in Australia that continually try to talk down the risk. Absolutely clueless to the realities overseas.
      We have it so good here in Australia that people think the rest of the news reporting around the world is some sort of big pharma conspiracy/government control by fear thing.

      But… Darwin's Theory is alive and well. If things get bad here, at least there will be less nutjobs voting. Nature will sort them out.

      • 

        Bootyborne on 02/12/2021 - 11:19

        -3

        Those muppets just need to look at cremation places. One place had a backlog of 9000 and was doing 200 burnings a day, roads had corpses of people ready to burn.

        India being a democracy is in name only the media is a puppet to modi. Same with its celebrities who parroted the whole protests that Sikh farmers were doing as anti national…same media refused to air these dead bodies piling up on streets

  • 

    Dbuiz on 01/12/2021 - 23:55

    Based on available data compiled (in this case by The Economist), there have been between 1.2-7.4m excess deaths in India during the CoVID-19 pandemic (this is regardless of what it is being attributed to). There is a large range due to the lack of credible data. As of end of Nov, the rate of excess deaths per 100,000 is 0.45 vs 0.02 in Australia. We have been less exposed and have better access to healthcare so not really fair to read too much of compare too deeply into those numbers. Hope that helps

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  Mojorisin2016 on 01/12/2021 - 20:54

  Hi OP, can you confirm if payments for booking are through your site? You’ve been a member here for quite a while, but I’m not sure about mytrip.com.

  • 

    Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 01/12/2021 - 22:18

    We just find the deals. The payments are with the OTAs. If it helps I've personally booked with mytrip twice and had no issues.

    • 

      Mojorisin2016 on 03/12/2021 - 14:53

      Thanks OP

  • 

    Rrppper on 01/12/2021 - 22:55

    +3

    I've used mytrip before no worries but with the whole current situation I'd probably prefer to make sure everything is safer. with the airline they wil refund you instantly, with these other cowboys…. you get what you pay for. The refund will happen, but you will spend hours and hours and hours to get it

    • 

      virhlpool on 01/12/2021 - 23:09

      +1

      Be warned.. it's next to impossible to get money out of almost any travel agents. Many people have burnt their fingers in 2020 and their money is still stuck. I would rather pay a bit extra and deal directly with the airlines.

• bennybaubles on 01/12/2021 - 21:12 Comment score below threshold.
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  Ehty on 01/12/2021 - 21:16

  Anything for Perth?

  • 

    Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 01/12/2021 - 22:40

    +1

    yep, just takes me ages to search the dates, but you can plug in when you want to go and see what comes up!

  • 

    Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 02/12/2021 - 10:20

    I've added Perth dates now

• 

  novicenow on 01/12/2021 - 21:28

  +20

  Heck no. Last year I traveled overseas for a couple weeks to see my family and was stranded for 8 months. There were no flights back - and those Qantas repatriation flights were a joke - they arranged a few and made it sound like they had this massive repatriation effort going on. They really didn’t. And Australia kept changing its rules in a most finicky manner as well.

  I finally managed to get Business Class tickets but had to fly from India to USA to Australia, and of course pay $3,000 to be forced into a 5 star hotel (I would have been just fine in a 3 star hotel since we couldn’t leave our room anyway… but whatever!)

  If anyone wants my advice, and I know no one has asked, I’d say think thrice before traveling overseas with this new Omicron variant.

  No offence intended to Beat That Flight by the way.

  • 

    Associatedbeatthatflight @ Beat That Flight on 01/12/2021 - 22:21

    +7

    No offence taken, it's a tough time for travel! I personally know people needing to get back to India for family or personal reasons, and they'll consider the risk worth it. Definitely get travel insurance, though.

    • 

      novicenow on 01/12/2021 - 22:35

      Yes these are absolutely great prices for those who want to, or have to, fly to India. 😀

    • 

      51ngh on 02/12/2021 - 08:04

      I’m sure most travel insurances would have a clause against any covid related claims ….

      • 

        UFO on 02/12/2021 - 08:53

        They do exclude it, 100%. Forget any type of travel/medical insurance that they can link to the pandemic.
        If you get COVID over there, there will be NO special treatment. You'll fight it out in the virtually non-existent public system with the locals.
        It's a massive risk… so if you need to travel there it better be for an urgent reason, and not just a holiday to see family.

  • 

    cheesecactus on 01/12/2021 - 23:29

    I don't think the price changes for 3 vs 5 star hotels. The price afaik is fixed and you'll randomly get assigned a participating hotel.

    Correct me if I'm wrong. Maybe it differs per state?

    Edit: I checked, what I described is correct for WA. $2.5k for one person $3.3k for two

    • 

      novicenow on 01/12/2021 - 23:42

      +3

      You are right there was no price change. What I said is that the only hotels used were 5 star hotels. And people got sent to any of them randomly.

      I don’t see how $3,000 could be justified for a single person because you can’t even leave the room. That’s essentially charging $200 a night for sleeping in a bed and using a toilet. And 3 meals (which weren’t always good). Most people did deliveries from Coles and UberEats etx.

      I’m not speaking from some entitled viewpoint - but you simply can’t justify that. It’s obvious there must’ve been a deal with the big hotels to keep their income flowing.

      I meant to say they SHOULD HAVE given people a choice of cheaper hotels because not everyone could afford $3,000 for a single person, $5,000 for a couple, and $500 per child.

      • 

        cheesecactus on 02/12/2021 - 10:42

        Again speaking from the perspective of Perth, we definitely have a number of hotels on offer. Some are 5 star, some are 3 and 4 star.

        Before the pandemic I traveled Australia a fair bit for work and we typically stayed at a 3ish star hotel or aparthotel like Quest. Typically was around $150-$180 per night.

        14 days in a hotel at $150 per night is $2100 plus $30 per day for food brings you to the $2.5k number. And if you got a 5 star hotel for that price, bargain! Lucky you!

        • 

          novicenow on 02/12/2021 - 12:31

          +1

          @cheesecactus: Sorry to disagree - we didn’t “get a 5 star hotel” for that price, because we couldn’t use any facilities (understandably!)

          And the food was not 5 star hotel food either - it was bulk prepared catered food by some outside company.

          Nothing about it was a bargain. If anything, it was a rip off. 🙂

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  fatal3rror on 01/12/2021 - 21:56

  +1

  Yeah, not happening with Omicron. It's a matter of time that borders are getting closed again.

  • 

    belongsinforums on 01/12/2021 - 22:50

    +8

    this is just fearmongering. we have been told that omicron symptoms are much milder than delta. PM is set on keeping aus open. worst possible case scenario is longer quarantine periods

    • 

      whyisave on 01/12/2021 - 23:46

      -5

      if it's fearmongering, then unvaxxed people should be able to enter AU then ?
      it's the vaxxed travellers without symptoms, bringing in variants into the country, ha.

      • 

        belongsinforums on 02/12/2021 - 00:58

        +4

        our hospitals cant cope with hoards of unvaxxed idiots catching covid

  • 

    whyisave on 01/12/2021 - 23:45

    China's border is still closed,
    and it "started" from there too.

    so, either they 'know' something,
    or they are more cautious, than the rest of the world.

    • 

      raptormesh on 02/12/2021 - 00:01

      They really do not have the resources to deal with it if it goes wild in their populace. It'll be quite ugly, so they need to be very strict up front.

      • 

        RimofLeo on 02/12/2021 - 18:29

        No country would run out of medical resources if it just let 800000 citizens die, as what happened in the US.

        • 

          raptormesh on 02/12/2021 - 18:33

          @RimofLeo: I have no idea what is your point.

        • 

          lostn on 03/12/2021 - 22:18

          @RimofLeo: it's not only the ones who die that need medical resources. The ones who were saved used them up too, and I don't have figures but I presume it was more than 800k that were successfully saved.

    • 

      lostn on 03/12/2021 - 22:17

      +1

      they're opening for the 2020 winter olympics though

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  d3al on 01/12/2021 - 22:04

  +7

  One more thing to be aware of: India is not one of the countries that has a VTL arrangement with Singapore. I quickly had a look at a couple of random flights from Delhi and saw that the wait in Singapore is over 15h. You won't be allowed to go to the usual transit area. You'll be taken from your flight from Delhi to a holding area where you need to spend 15h before your flight to Melbourne. https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/sg/travel-info/transit-th…

  I'm flying to Delhi in April and chose to pay more and fly MEL-DEL direct with Qantas just so I don't have to deal with the hassle of transiting through another country.

  • 

    cheesecactus on 01/12/2021 - 23:32

    Excellent point. Thanks for raising that

  • 

    whyisave on 01/12/2021 - 23:47

    +1

    maybe you'll need to deal with the hassle of transiting in VIC
    ( if / when they are in lockdown or with new pandemic laws in 2022, ha )

• 

  manB on 02/12/2021 - 00:15

  -1

  Just read that India is putting international travel on hold due to new varient. So might be waste of money. Wait and watch

  • 

    boomramada on 02/12/2021 - 11:10

    phone is fine, oops i mean Omicron fine :)

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  A Banana4scale on 02/12/2021 - 00:32

  +1

  Noticed some of these are operated by Scoot. How are they still classified as Singapore Airlines?

  • 

    scud70 on 02/12/2021 - 05:23

    I guess same way that sometimes u get a Qantas flight and it ends up being Jetstar operated flight. Happened to my dad a few times…

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  zedrok on 02/12/2021 - 01:23

  Wouldn't it be a pain if you wanted to or had to return to Australia and yet you couldn't….

  If I had family overseas. Well I'd probably choose Australia.

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  4mOzfan on 02/12/2021 - 08:15

  Just tried searching the fares on this website. Unfortunately, the website is very slow and the filters on the left side don’t change the results 🤔🙁!!
  I would prefer to use webjet email c websites and pay few dollars more. Rather wasting our time with such a poor website!!

• 

  vr4indian on 02/12/2021 - 08:23

  +2

  PCR test in Australia before departure - Approximately $80

  PCR test in India at Arrival - Approximately $85

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  PCR test in India before departure on return -$15
  PCR test on return in Australia

  Plus uncertain Hotel / Institutional quarantine

  Wondering why these many test and precautions after someone is full vaccinated…

  There must be something big which is not highlighted yet to common people..

  • 

    U30004 on 02/12/2021 - 08:40

    +2

    Greed, paranoia and stupidity

  • 

    rdhupar on 02/12/2021 - 09:05

    +1

    Fully vaccinated doesn't mean you won't contract COVID at all. Tests done so that if you have it, you don't fly and spread. The vaccine is meant to allow your body to recover quicker.

    • 

      vr4indian on 02/12/2021 - 13:27

      Not against Tests or vaccination but how many viruses we are able to eradicate completely in human race so far? Hardly few..

      We travelled daily locally in Sydney / Mlb teams and internationally and how many times we asked person sitting next to you has AIDS , STI or Cancer or any other diseases..

      Countries like India which are asking for PCR on arrival has 1,000 times more deaths on their roads daily then Covid.. so who is kidding whom?

      At some point things have to logical and not just orders drafted by officer who gained knowledge over news in 2 days ….

      • 

        rdhupar on 02/12/2021 - 13:58

        +1

        While I understand your point of view, but all the diseases you have mentioned do not get transmitted the way COVID does. Slightly different modes of transmission and yes, we cannot avoid it forever but I am glad they are taking these steps rather than just letting everyone go by without anything.

        I am sure as vaccination rates across the globe go up, these tests will also subside. Flu is classic example of a similar disease (far less lethal but still responsible for countless deaths across the globe) which is managed but I am assuming life was not as normal when flu was first discovered.

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  rdhupar on 02/12/2021 - 09:03

  As an FYI, I recently booked via Singapore Airlines direct and my route is still cheaper on their website than the OPs website.

• 

  sauce2k on 02/12/2021 - 09:32

  It’s all fun until if the new variant spread big time and you get stuck in India.

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  Rkshar on 02/12/2021 - 09:39

  +1

  Good deal for someone who has been longing to see their family back in India.

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  holdencars11 on 02/12/2021 - 14:45

  -1

  After what the travel industry put me through trying to secure credit / refunds in 2020, I'm reluctant to book anything… both in Australia and for overseas. Until the Australian government matches or exceeds the standard consumer protections for travel as they have in europe, I've completely lost interest in travel. Its a shame as I enjoyed travelling in both Australia and overseas, with often 5-7 trips per year. Now… No spending whatsoever.

  • 

    jackary on 03/12/2021 - 13:33

    We have some of the most rigorous consumer protections in the world.

    Why should the Australian government foot the bill for a traveller that couldn’t be bothered reading the T&C’s of their booking?

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  stonemusic on 03/12/2021 - 08:19

  I had tickets booked to India for 17th December cancelled. There is a new update on the Singapore Airlines transit page

  https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/sg/travel-info/transit-th…

  Transfers to and from India via Singapore are also not allowed until further notice due to regulatory requirements.

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  striker5950 on 03/12/2021 - 10:43

  anyone who travels to that part of the world should live with the consequences of not being allowed to come back IF a new variant spreads while they are there and AUS decides to close the border to protect the people inside. like it happened with delta..

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  paul11 on 03/12/2021 - 13:27

  One of my friends recently booked his parent's one-way flight (departing early Dec) from DEL-MEL for ~120000 Qantas points. Not sure if it was a good deal or not. Just if someone looking for other options.

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  lostn on 03/12/2021 - 22:16

  Free omicron.