Earlier this week, Singapore Airlines Krisflyer launched an award sale, with most economy-class awards available at a promotional price of 20% off the usual award cost. Premium Economy is also on sale for some flights between the US and Singapore.
The travel window for this promotion extends from May 1st through November 15th, 2026. However, these awards can’t be changed or cancelled. I’m not sure that restriction is worth the 20% discount for me, but if you are reasonably sure of your travel plans, you could save some miles.
The Deal
- Singapore Krisflyer is offering an award sale with 20% off most economy class awards and 20% off some premium economy awards between the United States and Singapore (and elsewhere) when you book by 3/23/36 and travel from 5/1/2026 to 11/15/26.
- Direct link to this deal
Key Terms
- Book from 3/10/26 to 3/23/26
- Travel from 5/1/26 to 11/15/26
- Promo awards can not be changed or cancelled
- Blackout dates apply for many routes (see the promo page for full details)
Quick Thoughts
In some cases, Singapore is your best option, albeit not by a large margin. That said, if you really want to travel to Singapore nonstop or fly on Singapore Airlines, this could certainly come in handy since Singapore releases far more award space to its own members than to partners.
Given that these awards can not be changed or cancelled, you’ll want to be very sure of your plans before you book. I have in the past argued that paying more miles for a flexible award (like the way that Air Canada charges more for a “Flex” award) is like pre-paying the cancellation penalty and betting against your own travel planning, suggesting that I am happy to trade away a flexible award in exchange for mileage savings.
However, the nonrefundable nature of these bookings is a different situation. Personally, while I might be happy enough to save some miles in exchange for a slightly higher cancellation penalty, I’m very hesitant to risk losing all of my miles if one of the kids gets sick/a family emergency happens/we just need to switch gears for some reason.
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