Singapore Airlines: Seoul Return Ex PER $614, MEL $632, ADL $637, SYD $683, BNE $684 & More (via Singapore) @ Beat That Flight

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Singapore Airlines: Seoul Return Ex PER $614, MEL $632, ADL $637, SYD $683, BNE $684 & More (via Singapore) @ Beat That Flight
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Associatedbeatthatflight on 20/10/2024 - 11:15 beatthatflight.com.au (1221 clicks)

The Deal

While you can fly direct from SYD/BNE from $496 return on Jetstar, sometimes it's nicer to fly in style, and also from other cities in Australia. South Korea on the fantastic Singapore Airlines is seeing dropped prices again on flights to Seoul in Q1 of next year. Along with their deals to Tokyo from $709 return, Hong Kong from $538 return, London from $1428 return, Thailand from $532 return, India from $683 Return, China from $562 Return, Vietnam from $543 Return and Osaka, Japan from $701 return, the Land of the Morning Calm is now front and center!

Note the prices have been fluctuating a bit even over the weekend, but should be basically correct!
e - Airline : Singapore Airlines
- Alliance: Star Alliance
- Cheapest Dates: Jan - Mar 2025
- Included: 25kg checked luggage, meals, wifi (where available) and entertainment
- Singapore Airlines is ranked #2 in the Skytrax World Airline Rankings and is a 5-star airline

Summary

Sydney to Seoul from $683 return
Melbourne to Seoul from $632 return
Perth to Seoul from $614 return
Adelaide to Seoul from $637 return
Brisbane to Seoul from $684 return
Hobart to Seoul from $1061 return
Canberra to Seoul from $1089 return
Darwin to Seoul from $728 return
Cairns to Seoul from $689 return

Example flights

Sydney - Seoul on Singapore Airlines return

Return Price Travel Dates
$737 26 Jan to 19 Mar
$694 3 Feb to 12 Mar
$683 11 Feb to 26 Mar
$695 13 Feb to 2 Mar
$693 13 Feb to 3 Mar
$694 16 Feb to 4 Mar
$684 18 Feb to 12 Mar
$693 22 Feb to 10 Mar
$690 23 Feb to 11 Mar
$694 24 Feb to 12 Mar
$684 25 Feb to 19 Mar

Melbourne - Seoul on Singapore Airlines return

Return Price Travel Dates
$628 28 Jan to 18 Mar
$632 11 Feb to 23 Mar
$632 11 Feb to 26 Mar
$632 12 Feb to 24 Mar
$632 18 Feb to 24 Mar
$632 19 Feb to 25 Mar
$656 22 Feb to 10 Mar
$656 23 Feb to 11 Mar
$650 24 Feb to 12 Mar
$652 25 Feb to 13 Mar
$726 9 Mar to 23 Mar
$731 17 Mar to 23 Mar

Perth - Seoul on Singapore Airlines return

Return Price Travel Dates
$614 27 Jan to 26 Mar
$615 3 Feb to 24 Mar
$641 5 Feb to 20 Feb
$615 7 Feb to 4 Mar
$618 8 Feb to 24 Feb
$618 9 Feb to 25 Feb
$614 11 Feb to 17 Mar
$618 13 Feb to 27 Feb
$618 16 Feb to 4 Mar
$614 17 Feb to 26 Mar
$614 18 Feb to 24 Mar
$614 19 Feb to 4 Mar
$641 21 Feb to 7 Mar
$618 23 Feb to 11 Mar
$614 24 Feb to 6 Mar
$621 25 Feb to 13 Mar
$675 10 Mar to 17 Mar

Adelaide - Seoul on Singapore Airlines return

Return Price Travel Dates
$637 26 Jan to 25 Mar
$635 2 Feb to 26 Mar
$654 4 Feb to 19 Mar
$637 9 Feb to 18 Mar
$782 21 Feb to 11 Mar
$739 23 Feb to 11 Mar
$777 24 Feb to 12 Mar
$702 26 Feb to 18 Mar
$748 11 Mar to 18 Mar
$741 13 Mar to 20 Mar
$810 17 Mar to 25 Mar
$810 18 Mar to 25 Mar

Brisbane - Seoul on Singapore Airlines return

Return Price Travel Dates
$684 26 Jan to 10 Mar
$693 27 Jan to 17 Mar
$684 4 Feb to 19 Mar
$686 9 Feb to 24 Mar
$682 13 Feb to 19 Mar
$682 18 Feb to 12 Mar
$684 20 Feb to 17 Mar
$733 22 Feb to 10 Mar
$696 23 Feb to 11 Mar
$687 24 Feb to 12 Mar
$695 25 Feb to 13 Mar
$792 9 Mar to 24 Mar

Hobart - Seoul on Singapore Airlines return

Return Price Travel Dates
$1121 27 Feb to 12 Mar
$1132 1 Mar to 9 Mar
$1096 3 Mar to 28 Mar
$1062 4 Mar to 23 Mar
$1064 9 Mar to 24 Mar
$1062 12 Mar to 28 Mar
$1096 13 Mar to 20 Mar
$1061 17 Mar to 23 Mar
$1061 18 Mar to 28 Mar

Canberra - Seoul on Singapore Airlines return

Return Price Travel Dates
$1319 5 Feb to 11 Feb
$1093 9 Feb to 18 Mar
$1093 12 Feb to 21 Mar
$1092 18 Feb to 27 Mar
$1125 27 Feb to 21 Mar
$1127 1 Mar to 18 Mar
$1125 4 Mar to 20 Mar
$1096 5 Mar to 21 Mar
$1093 10 Mar to 26 Mar
$1093 11 Mar to 18 Mar
$1089 17 Mar to 25 Mar

Darwin - Seoul on Singapore Airlines return

Return Price Travel Dates
$732 26 Jan to 16 Mar
$728 4 Feb to 13 Mar
$728 12 Feb to 21 Mar
$732 13 Feb to 19 Mar
$736 16 Feb to 4 Mar
$736 17 Feb to 5 Mar
$732 18 Feb to 24 Mar
$736 23 Feb to 11 Mar
$736 24 Feb to 3 Mar
$736 25 Feb to 4 Mar

Cairns - Seoul on Singapore Airlines return

Return Price Travel Dates
$689 3 Feb to 18 Mar
$690 5 Feb to 8 Mar
$696 7 Feb to 23 Feb
$689 10 Feb to 25 Mar
$689 12 Feb to 18 Mar
$691 14 Feb to 2 Mar
$691 23 Feb to 2 Mar
$691 23 Feb to 11 Mar
$787 17 Mar to 22 Mar

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Comments

    • ice666 on 20/10/2024 - 13:15
      +6

      Kim Jong Un is in North Korea.

    • nurbsenvi on 20/10/2024 - 18:18

      Such an intelligent and creative comment.

    • Ryxxi on 20/10/2024 - 18:47
      +2

      Perma IP ban this guy plz.

      • starfihgter on 21/10/2024 - 11:18

        Most domestic IP's are dynamic and change every couple days anyway :(

    • jackspratt on 21/10/2024 - 02:00
      +1

      Just like a Singapore Airlines jet, that flew over quite a few heads.

  • danny199987 on 20/10/2024 - 14:11
    +3

    Might be more stylish to fly Singapore Air - but the stop over ruins it for me…

  • INFIDEL on 20/10/2024 - 14:33
    +2

    "While you can fly direct from SYD/BNE from $496 return on Jetstar, sometimes it's nicer to fly" direct!

    eg SIN Arr 20:30 Dep 02:30
    Although Singapore airport is great for a stopover & SA is more reliable!

    I've always flown to SK carry on only

  • superdoedoe on 20/10/2024 - 14:59
    +1

    any cheap flights for this year?

  • Benoffie on 20/10/2024 - 16:19
    +1

    Nicer dates now.

    And for all the poo poo about direct flights - some of us (ahem ADL) don't have the luxury of direct or multiple airlines - it's this or Malaysian, pretty much

    • valuer on 20/10/2024 - 16:40

      How long is the list of reasons not to live in Adelaide?

      Too hot in Summer.
      Too cold in Winter.
      …

    • INFIDEL on 20/10/2024 - 17:07
      +1

      all the poo poo about direct flights

      Everyone has different requirements.
      Direct from BNE with Jetstar 9h45
      Singapore on same day is 25h55!!

      A huge difference in travel time.
      And loss of holiday time!
      Hence the preference (where available) for direct flights!

      Having flown many times direct to Japan on Jetstar - I use the flight for a nice nap, arriving refreshed. Airport layover is not so relaxing.

      OP: "nicer to fly in style"

      Most features of a better airline (luggage, food, etc) are not of much interest to me. Travelling for month only with carry-on luggage, sleeping through flight… I don't notice.

      • Benoffie on 20/10/2024 - 19:36

        Im not debating those reasons. But Jetstar from Adelaide is almost always via Cairns.

        So super long flight, low budget wonder and no benefits aside from a few hundo savings.

        These deals are fantastic for us. East coast and you'd preferance ANA, JAL, Cathay etc

        • INFIDEL on 21/10/2024 - 06:51

          But Jetstar from Adelaide is almost always via Cairns.
          So super long flight

          *Things have changed…

          As Jetstar recently introduced direct services from Sydney & Brisbane (with more direct services planned), flights from Adelaide show as via Sydney from Feburary.

          That means faster travel time & better for transfers.

          Singapore Airlines from Adelaide shows about 44hr return - that is a "super long flight"!!

          (For me, Direct Flight time from Brisbane is 9h45 each way.)

          That's the reason for discussion of faster Direct flights!

          Jetstar increases flights to Seoul, as South Korea becomes new Aussie favourite
          "The expansion will make the budget airline the largest carrier between Australia and South Korea."

          • furyou on 21/10/2024 - 22:08

            @INFIDEL: My last js flight had plane problems that meant I was stuck in Gold Coast for an extra day for what was supposed to be one our stopover from Sydney.

            It's things like this that scare me. With direct flights will they have issues where they just don't have a spare plane and then you are stuck for an extra day?

            • INFIDEL on 21/10/2024 - 23:13

              @furyou: My last js flight - When was that?
              With the new focus on Korea - that's changing.

              Jetstar stopped flying direct to Seoul from the Gold Coast.

              A major reason - there are no maintenance operations there. And no spare planes.

              I've been delayed 24hr there while an engine part was brought in on the next flight from Singapore. That was with Singapore Airlines owned Scoot. Scoot stopped flights from Gold Coast since COVID.
              So not just an issue with Jetstar!

              Direct flights are to be from Brisbane & Sydney - with more Jetstar aircraft & major maintenance operations.

              • furyou on 21/10/2024 - 23:18

                @INFIDEL: mine was syd gc jp, ages ago. 5hrs wait in airport, then finally supplied hotel at 1am, but have to be ready to go at 5am for flight.
                been scared since. of js in general.

                • INFIDEL on 21/10/2024 - 23:22

                  @furyou: It can happen anywhere with all airlines. Even with world class airlines out of major hubs like Heathrow. (That happened to me.)

                  If you fly enough, you will have delays & bad experiences. Have been lucky with my many Jetstar flights to Japan.

                  Had a frustrating long delay on JAL flight to Seoul from Tokyo, due to "maintenance". That's their massive base, with their maintenance hub & so many aircraft available. So should not have happened. But it did!

                  Things have changed for Gold Coast Airport operations. Qld Govt subsidies once were available to fly from there.

                  Think Jetstar now only flies direct domestic & Pacific flights from there. Just announced more NZ flights.

                  There have been no direct flights to Japan. That change happened years ago. There's not the demand there once was for Japan flights from there.
                  Flights to Japan now fly from Gold Coast via other departure points like Cairns, Melbourne, etc.

                  Should be an improvement flying Jetstar to Seoul direct out of Brisbane & now Sydney announced. Further departure locations to be announced.

                  Looking forward to future Jetstar Deals to Seoul. With so many added services there will be vacant seats to sell!

    • INFIDEL on 20/10/2024 - 17:37

      You suggested flying to Fukuoka with Singapore Airlines & Ferry to Busan as a cheap way to get to S Korea from Adelaide
      This Deal is probably better option!

      • Benoffie on 20/10/2024 - 19:37

        Absolutely. Hard to argue at these prices and with the improved season

  • valuer on 20/10/2024 - 16:42

    Off season, as well as a stop over instead of direct, thus more travel time.

    • INFIDEL on 20/10/2024 - 18:01

      Loss of up to a day or longer due to return travel time, vs direct flights!
      That isn't good on short trips.
      Consider that as a loss of a day of income / holiday⌚

    • INFIDEL on 20/10/2024 - 18:13
      +3

      Weather & when to travel was discussed in Jetstar Deal
      That Deal covered a wider range of dates Feb-Sep.
      Feb-Mar here doesn't suit me.

      "South Korea remains in the throes of winter during February. In Seoul, temperatures range from an average high of 4°C to an average low of -7°C."
      "Seoul finally warms up significantly in March, with an average monthly temperature of 4°C. This is six degrees warmer than the February average. March daytime highs average 9°C. Nights are still below freezing, averaging -2°C."

      Prefer Spring, but not heat & humidity of Summer or very cold Winter.

      • Benoffie on 20/10/2024 - 19:40
        +1

        Was there last year in January. Minus 4-6 was daily at night. Not unbearable if you had thermals but I did run out for a new beanie and gloves.

        If you've done a Canberra winter, or thereabouts, that's what to expect.

        • INFIDEL on 21/10/2024 - 07:38
          +1

          -15C in December❄ He was staying with his Korean family, in nice heated home. But still found it cold.

          Even with layers of good hiking thermals, down jacket, gloves, etc - found 0C during day in November limiting for what I wanted to do.

          Maybe OK if staying inside visiting family there, or for a short visit. But was not so pleasant for a month exploring Korea.

          Certainly enjoyed the Jimjilbangs - bathhouse & sauna. A wonderful warming Korean experience.

          I've hiked in snow covered mountains in Tasmania & 2500m in Japan. Been caught in blizzard (search party was being organised to rescue me - made it back).
          But I planned for that weather - up to 2 weeks at a time. Then warm up around a fire.

          Continuous freezing temp in cities etc is not what I consider fun!
          Like most Australians, I wouldn't endure Canberra Winters!! That's why I live up North.

          Went back in Spring for the Cherry blossoms. And basked on granite boulders on long walks in Seoraksan National Park. Bliss!

          Some love the cold❄ I don't!

  • seug123 on 20/10/2024 - 22:04

    North Korea-related jokes should be banned. Do you not realise the privilege of having a device capable of searching discount flight deals on a non-restricted internet without being under potential surveillance, and the fear of being punished by leaving the country?

    • valuer on 21/10/2024 - 19:37

      Your idea of freedom is banning?

  • sistermay on 20/10/2024 - 22:33
    +2

    March is still too cold in South Korea.

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