Flying from Western Sydney International Airport
More departures, more possibilities
Starting 23 November 2026, we’re launching a new Sydney gateway with daily non-stop flights between Singapore and Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI).
Together with our existing services from Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD), travellers will soon have five daily flights between Singapore and Sydney—offering more choices and flexibility to connect and explore.
Singapore Airlines’ inaugural night service from Western Sydney (WSI)
Commencing on 23 November, take advantage of the night flight flying from WSI to Singapore, with seamless connections to Asia, Europe and beyond.
To celebrate the launch, book by 14 September 2026 and travel in the first two weeks to enjoy fares from AUD 688*.
General Fare Conditions:
*Fares shown are for return travel and are subject to availability and flight restrictions at the time of booking. Fares shown are inclusive of all taxes and surcharges, and are priced per person correct as at 26 August 2026. Prices may vary at the time of booking due to currency fluctuations and/or changes to applicable taxes. Seats based on advertised fares are limited and may not be available on both outbound and/or inbound journeys - combinations with higher fare classes may apply. A credit card service fee of 1.35% of the total amount, capped at AUD 70, applies per ticket when using a Singapore Airlines accepted credit card. Travel dates are available for online reservations up to 355 days in advance. Singapore Airlines reserves the right to alter or extend this offer without notice. All flights are operated by Singapore Airlines or partner airlines. For full fare conditions please refer to singaporeair.com.
Sale Period:
26 August to 14 September 2026
Departure Period:
24 November to 8 October 2026
Origin:
Western Sydney International Airport (WSI)
Destination:
Singapore
Singapore Airlines' 5th daily flight from Sydney to Singapore
A curfew‑free airport means more choices when it matters. Spend the evening in Sydney and wake up for breakfast in Singapore. Offering Sydneysiders a new daily service between Western Sydney International Airport and Singapore.
Final timings are subject to approvals and may change.
SIN
Singapore
05:05 (+1)
WSI
Sydney
22:20
All timings in local time. Flight schedule may be subject to changes.
Connect to over than 120 destinations across the Singapore Airlines Group
Start your Bali adventure early
DPS Denpasar 09:25 (+1)
Breakfast in Bangkok
BKK Bangkok 08:25 (+1)
Morning arrival in Mumbai
BOM Mumbai 10:35 (+1)
Arriving in Tokyo next afternoon
HND Tokyo 15:35 (+1)
Afternoon Tea in London
LHRLondon 15:20 (+1)
Morning arrival in Ho Chi Minh City
SGN Ho Chi Minh City 11:00 (+1)All timings in local time. Flight schedule may be subject to changes.
International travel is closer with Western Sydney International Airport
Estimated travel time provided by Western Sydney International Airport.
Free buses will run every 30 minutes between St Marys train and bus interchange and the airport kerbside when Western Sydney International Airport (WSI) opens later this year. Refer to WSI website for more details.
Frequently asked questions
The airport is scheduled to open from late 2026, subject to final approvals and operational readiness.
Singapore Airlines is preparing for operations at Western Sydney International, subject to required regulatory approvals and airport readiness. More details will be announced closer to opening.
Western Sydney International is planned to operate 24/7 without a curfew, enabling late‑night and early‑morning departures, subject to approvals and scheduling.
By car via the toll‑free M12 Motorway, and free buses will run every 30 minutes between St Marys train and bus interchange and the airport kerbside when Western Sydney International Airport (WSI) opens later this year.
For more information, please visit https://www.wsiairport.com.au/how-get-wsi
Yes. Our SYD services continue. A dual‑airport model is being considered to offer greater choice for customers across Sydney.