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Singapore Airlines/SWISS: Paris & Amsterdam Return from $1213-MEL, $1237-SYD, $1244-ADL, $1262-PER, $1276-BNE @ flightfinderau

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Singapore Airlines/SWISS: Paris & Amsterdam Return from $1213-MEL, $1237-SYD, $1244-ADL, $1262-PER, $1276-BNE @ flightfinderau

Associatedflightfinderau on 09/05/2022 - 07:17 flights.flightfinderau.com (1186 clicks)
Last edited 09/05/2022 - 18:57 by 1 other user

Destination: Amsterdam & Paris
Airline: Singapore Airlines/SWISS/Lufthansa
Valid Departure Dates: October to November 2022 (plenty of availability)
Deal Expiry: Till Sold Out

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PARIS

Melbourne to Paris - Ch. De Gaulle Flights from $1220 Return.

13/Nov - 30/Nov $1220
06/Nov - 19/Nov $1220
14/Nov - 04/Dec $1220
15/Nov - 05/Dec $1220
15/Nov - 06/Dec $1220
15/Nov - 04/Dec $1220
13/Nov - 04/Dec $1220
02/Nov - 19/Nov $1224
08/Nov - 27/Nov $1224
14/Nov - 01/Dec $1224

Sydney to Paris - Ch. De Gaulle Flights from $1237 Return.

06/Nov - 27/Nov $1237
08/Nov - 27/Nov $1237
01/Nov - 20/Nov $1237
07/Nov - 27/Nov $1237
06/Nov - 19/Nov $1244
02/Nov - 19/Nov $1244
25/Oct - 13/Nov $1255
13/Nov - 04/Dec $1255
15/Nov - 04/Dec $1265
14/Nov - 04/Dec $1265

Adelaide to Paris - Ch. De Gaulle Flights from $1244 Return.

15/Nov - 05/Dec $1244
31/Oct - 17/Nov $1244
15/Nov - 06/Dec $1252
14/Nov - 01/Dec $1252
13/Nov - 01/Dec $1252
13/Nov - 30/Nov $1257
24/Oct - 10/Nov $1257
12/Nov - 01/Dec $1257
07/Nov - 24/Nov $1262
08/Nov - 27/Nov $1262

Cairns to Paris - Ch. De Gaulle Flights from $1252 Return.

14/Nov - 04/Dec $1252
15/Nov - 04/Dec $1252
15/Nov - 06/Dec $1252
13/Nov - 04/Dec $1252
08/Nov - 27/Nov $1252
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06/Nov - 19/Nov $1291
02/Nov - 19/Nov $1291
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Darwin to Paris - Ch. De Gaulle Flights from $1266 Return.

14/Nov - 04/Dec $1266
15/Nov - 05/Dec $1266
15/Nov - 04/Dec $1266
15/Nov - 06/Dec $1276
13/Nov - 04/Dec $1276
13/Nov - 30/Nov $1276
08/Nov - 27/Nov $1276
02/Nov - 19/Nov $1281
06/Nov - 19/Nov $1281
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Brisbane to Paris - Ch. De Gaulle Flights from $1277 Return.

14/Nov - 01/Dec $1277
08/Nov - 27/Nov $1277
07/Nov - 24/Nov $1277
06/Nov - 19/Nov $1286
23/Oct - 05/Nov $1286
12/Nov - 01/Dec $1286
06/Nov - 21/Nov $1292
06/Nov - 20/Nov $1292
24/Oct - 10/Nov $1306
15/Nov - 06/Dec $1306

Perth to Paris - Ch. De Gaulle Flights from $1285 Return.

08/Nov - 29/Nov $1285
14/Nov - 06/Dec $1285
01/Nov - 22/Nov $1295
15/Nov - 06/Dec $1295
15/Nov - 07/Dec $1295
08/Nov - 27/Nov $1295
06/Nov - 19/Nov $1300
14/Nov - 01/Dec $1300
15/Nov - 05/Dec $1300
13/Nov - 06/Dec $1300

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mountaineer on 09/05/2022 - 09:48

Good price … no experience with Swiss airline but on a recent trip to Europe from Singapore with Lufthansa, the airplane is a bit old (narrow body Airbus) , and it was fully packed, not real comfortable in the cattle class, lol. The other airlines I flew such as Emirates and SIA are much much better even when the flight was fully packed…
- timwog on 09/05/2022 - 13:44
  
  +1
  
  The aircraft had just one aisle? I highly doubt that for an Asia - Europe flight.
  - Pcoder on 09/05/2022 - 14:28
    
    +1
    
    The flight from Australia to Singapore are Singapore Airlines codes shares, so should be quite alright (Just make sure it's not scoot). The trip to Zurich is usually done with either a 77W or an a343. Its going to be a bit tighter then the Singapore Airlines flights but the seats should be similar to what you get on Air new Zealand longhaul. The meals look alright with a hot full sized dinner and hot full sized breakfast as well. Drinks seem to be free flowing as well (including Alcoholic).
    
    The European shorthaul flight will be the standard basic affair with just a drink of water and chocolate.
  - Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 09/05/2022 - 14:50
    
    Two at minimum. Single aisle aircraft wouldn't have the range to fly between Singapore and Europe.
    - timwog on 09/05/2022 - 15:20
      
      Correct, hence not narrow body, by definition.
- AircraftFreight on 13/05/2022 - 19:32
  
  Flown with Swiss countless of times, from Economy to First the service is indeed fantastic. Weather you get an A343-313X or a B777-300ER, it will do fine up to 16 hours. A bit more legroom than QF. Service is always impeccable with Swiss even in economy. Free food, snacks, free flowing alcohol and more.
  
  Also can be good to snag an upgrade with Swiss. In past experiences I have upgraded from Bangkok to Zurich for 524 EUR, for a 12ish hour flight its pretty good. Especially in October and November, J loads are very light at this time and its pretty common to see this both on Lufthansa and on Swiss. (If you really wanted to push First from Economy, its about 2000 EUR)
  
  Don't hesitate with Swiss, I have had personally a better experience overall with Swiss rather than Lufthansa.
  
  Happy travels mate
Tobecompleted on 09/05/2022 - 10:04

Thank you good Sir. Are there are good deals out there on business class flights to Europe?
- Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 09/05/2022 - 14:50
  
  Happy to have a look for you. Where were you planning to go and when?
  - Tobecompleted on 10/05/2022 - 08:59
    
    +1
    
    I’m flexible. Go in August, return in September. Happy to go into any of the major continental European airports. Frankfurt, Paris, Vienna, Zurich, Milan.
    - Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 11/05/2022 - 02:28
      
      I found a couple of options -
      
      $5198 to Frankfurt with Malaysia Airlines/Oman Air
      
      https://flights.flightfinderau.com/flight.ashx?&oc=MEL&dc=FR…
      
      $5510 to Rome with Singapore Airlines/SAS
      
      https://flights.flightfinderau.com/flight.ashx?&oc=MEL&dc=FC…
      - Tobecompleted on 11/05/2022 - 07:37
        
        @flightfinderau: Thanks so much, I will look into those
        
        Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 11/05/2022 - 20:06
        
        @Tobecompleted: No problems. Just message me if you want me to search for some alternative dates/flights.
jrowls on 09/05/2022 - 10:10

+1

Good price. We’re looking over Xmas and haven’t been able to find sub 1800 for syd-Amsterdam.

Anyone got any tips for finding them cheap flights?
- Nuggets on 09/05/2022 - 10:52
  
  +4
  
  Don’t travel at Christmas time
  
  Not helpful I know but it’s the reality
  - Hangryuman on 09/05/2022 - 12:56
    
    +2
    
    I arrived in London one Christmas Eve - it was closed …
  - jrowls on 09/05/2022 - 14:34
    
    😂 yeah fair enough I have never done it before! It is what it is, that’s just when we can be there.
- 1st-Amendment on 09/05/2022 - 11:45
  
  +3
  
  Anyone got any tips for finding them cheap flights?
  
  Here's a tip: There are NEVER cheap flights at peak holiday periods. $1800 is a bargain for Xmas IMO, I'd grab that while you can.
  - jrowls on 09/05/2022 - 14:35
    
    Ah cool thanks boss. Yep I thought it was a decent price. Better book in now!
  - Pcoder on 09/05/2022 - 14:53
    
    +1
    
    Yeah it's going to be harder since most of the Chinese airlines are still only doing limited service. You could occasionally get a good deal out of them around holidays.
    
    Part of the issue with flying in peak season is theres always demand so airlines don't need to discount their prices, so you always have to add a few hundred to any sale fares when comparing whether your flight is a good deal.
- Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 09/05/2022 - 14:51
  
  Do you have pts? Maybe use them to fly to Asia (ex. Singapore, Denpasar, Kuala Lumpur). Return flights to Europe from Asia is much cheaper
  - jrowls on 09/05/2022 - 17:05
    
    No points unfortunately - is it worth trying to book Asia-Europe legs separately or would that not save any money?
    - Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 09/05/2022 - 17:52
      
      +1
      
      It won't save much unfortunately. The fare from here to Asia is expensive. All the same, happy to look for you. What are your dates and where do you want to travel to?
      - jrowls on 09/05/2022 - 22:56
        
        @flightfinderau: Yeah cool, good to know - thanks mate.
        
        Oh awesome if you wouldn't mind!
        
        Syd-Amsterdam
        2pax
        Depart 21st December
        Return 4 Jan (Aus time)
        
        Dates are flexible by a day either way for a good deal, but strongly preferred.
        
        Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 09/05/2022 - 23:22
        
        +2
        
        @jrowls: Had a look and flights from Asia (Bangkok in particular) to Europe are quite cheap - $850-$900 return
        
        But the issue is the return flight to Bangkok from Sydney is close to $1K, which means not much different to your $1800 deal.
        
        As mentioned if you had points to get you to Bangkok for example, this would be quite cheap!
        
        noskich on 10/05/2022 - 10:53
        
        @flightfinderau: Can you please let me know which airline flies from Bangkok to Europe for 850 return?
        Which European cities are in question here? Thanks.
        
        Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 11/05/2022 - 21:16
        
        @noskich: There are a few. Swiss/Finnair/KLM for those dates —>
        
        Frankfurt - $772 - https://flights.flightfinderau.com/flight.ashx?&oc=BKK&dc=FR…
        Paris - $862 - https://flights.flightfinderau.com/flight.ashx?pa=1&cl=Econo…
Sharp on 09/05/2022 - 10:38

Good price but very limited travel period. Essentially they're trying to flog off November where the demand is low. Schools on, bad weather in Europe etc. Wouldn't work for many.
Hangryuman on 09/05/2022 - 12:55

Nov-Dec - European winter - how attractive ! (NOT)

I did enjoy snow skiing in the Austrian Tyrol in February (don't know about now with global warming)

but for me the time to visit Oyroper is Apr-July maybe Aug if not too hot (subject to global warming)
- jrowls on 09/05/2022 - 14:36
  
  +2
  
  Winter is way better imo if you’re sightseeing. Less tourists and way easier to get around.
  
  Try walking around Rome over a few days when it’s 35, full sun and humid. That sweet sweet stench of street rubbish is unforgettable, as is trying to pick gaps in the throngs of tour groups.
  - Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 09/05/2022 - 14:52
    
    +1
    
    Not to mention cheaper accommodation!
  - vawiyoci on 10/05/2022 - 11:23
    
    Less tourists and way easier to get around.
    
    So transport isn't affected (snow, less freq etc) and shops aren't shut then? Don't mind going during low season for the reasons you mentioned but hard to convince partner if it's going to be freezing cold.
    - jrowls on 10/05/2022 - 13:38
      
      I mean depends where you want to go. Rome isn't Zermatt, it's not covered in snow and freezing 24/7 but it's not warm. I haven't been in winter but the inlaws are italian and as far as I know it doesn't snow very often in Rome.
      
      It's a major city so everything will still be open, just maybe less of the touristy stuff. Imo that means you're probably going to get a better experience.
      
      Other places (Bologna and Florence are the first that come to mind for me anyway) are spectactular in winter, with snow etc, and the foods you want to eat are much more suited to winter (ragu, florentine steak, wild boar stew etc are slightly less appealing when it's 35 degrees).
      
      Re transport, it's all set up to run all year for the locals so I can't imagine it would be held up by a bit of foul weather. The trains are amazing in europe and don't have a 6 month break afaik.
      
      If your partner doesn't like the cold maybe the shoulder season would be better?
      
      For me at least, the whole point of going to europe is to enjoy adventuring (on foot mostly) and seeing as much as I can. I'm white af and suffer in the heat so that doesn't work for me in summer. If your idea of a dream holiday is max chilling on the beach and swimming all day, summer in sicily would be perfect for you (we do that stuff too and it's absolutely sensational).
      - vawiyoci on 10/05/2022 - 14:27
        
        @jrowls: Wow thanks for all the advice. Sounds like you've experienced a lot of pretty great trips over there. But yeah wasn't too worried about Italy or Greece, more for the northern countries. But like you said there are lot of other pros and options.
        
        jrowls on 10/05/2022 - 18:07
        
        @vawiyoci: All good mate - just a couple trips for me but a fair bit of time and my partner has been there a billion times for family etc. haven’t been too far north personally so can’t help ya there but it looks chilly!
        
        Happy to answer any specifics :)
  - SabreTooth23 on 10/05/2022 - 11:34
    
    I agree! I have regretted going to Paris and Rome in the middle of European Summer.
mrwolf on 10/05/2022 - 12:58

Hi Guys

I am in Thailand and became ill and needed to reschedule my return flight to Australia.

I would never use Singapore Airlines again. There is no way except via email to contact their support. I received the reply that we are very busy and will get back to you in 15 business days. I even tried their Facebook page and all they did was delete my post. Then I tried Facebook messenger, and I had the pleasure of talking to a Bot, which was useless.

So, give it some serious thought before using Singapore incase you get into trouble while away.

And yes I have travel insurance for those of you who want to know. Cheers

This was posted 2 years 8 months 23 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal.

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