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Singapore Airlines flights to India from Australia

By the Travel Care team · Last checked 20 October 2026

Singapore Airlines flies to Singapore from Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Darwin, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, with Western Sydney added from 23 November 2026, and on to Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kochi and Ahmedabad. For most Indian cities except Amritsar it is usually the quickest one-stop option, at about 13 to 20 hours. Economy fares include 25 or 30 kg of checked baggage, depending on the fare.

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Which Australian cities it serves

CityWhat we know for 2026–27
Adelaide10 flights a week, rising to 12 a week on the 787-10. Sources differ on the start date (25 Oct or 3 Dec 2026).
BrisbaneFour daily flights; premium economy on SQ265/266 from 1 Nov 2026
MelbourneSeveral daily flights, including the A380
SydneyFour daily flights from Kingsford Smith
Western SydneyDaily A350 from 23 Nov 2026, the first international airline at the new airport
Perth, Darwin, CairnsAlso served

From Adelaide, Singapore Airlines is often the quickest way to India because the whole trip is on one airline with bags checked through.

Routes to India and onward

Singapore Airlines flies non-stop from Singapore to Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata and Ahmedabad. Schedule sources disagree on how many days a week Singapore–Ahmedabad runs, so we check the day you want.

For Amritsar, Singapore Airlines connects to its low-cost sister airline Scoot, which flies Singapore–Amritsar about four times a week. Book both on one ticket so bags go through, and check which baggage allowance applies on the Scoot flight.

Singapore Airlines and Air India expanded their codeshare in 2026, so some itineraries include an Air India flight within India.

Economy baggage

Singapore Airlines uses the weight system on routes between Australia and India:

  • Economy Lite and Value: 25 kg
  • Economy Standard and Flexi: 30 kg

Official page: Singapore Airlines checked baggage. See our baggage guide to compare airlines.

What it's good for, and what to watch

Good for

  • Families with children. Changi is easy to get around, with short transfers between Singapore Airlines' terminals.
  • Parents on Indian passports. Singapore's immigration authority (ICA) says passengers who stay in the transit area with onward boarding passes don't need a visa. See our Singapore stopover guide.
  • Short total journey times to South India: Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and Kochi are often 13–18 hours from the east coast.

Watch-outs

  • Lite fares are restrictive. Changes and refunds cost more, so pick the fare type with your plans in mind.
  • The Scoot connection to Amritsar runs on fewer days and Scoot is a low-cost airline, with a different onboard service.
  • Adelaide frequency and start dates for the extra flights differ between sources, so we confirm the schedule when we quote.
  • Western Sydney is Singapore-only at launch. It's handy for families in Sydney's west, but check the connection times in Singapore before choosing it over Kingsford Smith.

Where Singapore Airlines appears on our route pages

It's one of the main options on nearly every route we cover, including Adelaide to Delhi, Adelaide to Bengaluru, Brisbane to Mumbai, Brisbane to Hyderabad, Melbourne to Kochi, Sydney to Chennai and Sydney to Ahmedabad. For premium economy on the way to India, Brisbane's SQ265/266 gets it from 1 November 2026, which can suit elderly parents.

Talk to a real person about Singapore Airlines tickets

Fares and schedules change every day, so we don't publish prices on this page. For live fares on your dates, call or WhatsApp the Travel Care team on 0421 882 733. We're a family-run agency at 222 Henley Beach Road, Torrensville, booking flights since 2010, and we speak English, Hindi and Punjabi. Seen a cheaper fare somewhere else? Send us the screenshot and we'll see what we can do.

Last checked: 20 October 2026 by the Travel Care team.

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Your questions

Does Singapore Airlines fly from Adelaide to India?

Yes, with one stop in Singapore. It flies Adelaide–Singapore 10 to 12 times a week and connects to Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kochi and Ahmedabad.

What is the Singapore Airlines economy baggage allowance to India?

25 kg on Economy Lite and Value fares, and 30 kg on Economy Standard and Flexi fares.

Can I fly Singapore Airlines to Amritsar?

Yes, by connecting in Singapore to Scoot, which flies to Amritsar about four times a week. Book both flights on one ticket.

Do my parents need a visa to change planes in Singapore?

Not if they stay in the transit area with onward boarding passes, which is normal on one Singapore Airlines ticket.