SIN Trips
#136
Company Representative - Air Canada




Join Date: May 1999
Location: Canada
Posts: 24,224
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Skyhawk:
I have previously been doing Europe runs but would like to try some of these SIN runs, especially the ones that SWU's work for. What is the priceon trip 2 and trip 3? </font>
I have previously been doing Europe runs but would like to try some of these SIN runs, especially the ones that SWU's work for. What is the priceon trip 2 and trip 3? </font>
Since you are from Toronto, you'll probably want to start from ORD. It should cost you around $1100 CAD including taxes.
#140
FlyerTalk Evangelist




Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Saipan, MP 96950 USA (Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands = the CNMI)
Programs: UA Silver, Hilton Silver. Life: UA .60 MM, United & Admirals Clubs (spousal), Marriott Platinum
Posts: 18,040
From the Community forum, and the monthly threads in this forum, it looks like people still can't get enough of those SIN runs!
#141
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Here today gone tomorrow
Programs: *G, ow Saph
Posts: 2,865
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by SPN Lifer:
From the Community forum, and the monthly threads in this forum, it looks like people still can't get enough of those SIN runs!</font>
From the Community forum, and the monthly threads in this forum, it looks like people still can't get enough of those SIN runs!</font>
I've only done domestic mileage runs so far as I wait for status, but am definitely considering a run internationally, and it'll be to SIN if there is a really good reason.
#142




Join Date: May 1999
Location: Central New Jersey
Programs: UA-Platimum 2 MM, HH-Gold, MR-Lifetime Gold, Hyatt-Discoverist
Posts: 6,238
There are a number of reasons FT'ers have for doing SIN runs, and I guess the best is the mileage accrual on a popular route for most airlines.
The fact that there is a 'transit hotel' at the airport, english is generally the main language, people are friendly, easy & fast to get into the city, great food etc etc. all make for a popular run.
I myself, while not doing an official MR (I stayed over 3 nights) had a great time this past Jan, meeting up with a large group of other FT'ers, and I now have plans to repeat the trip next year. It's always nice to start of the year with 20,000+ real miles in your FF account
JANUARY 2004:
Jan 15: CO EWR-NRT 2B
Jan 16: NW NRT-SIN
Jan 19: NW NRT-SIN
Jan 19: CO EWR-NRT 2B
[This message has been edited by mauld (edited 03-14-2003).]
The fact that there is a 'transit hotel' at the airport, english is generally the main language, people are friendly, easy & fast to get into the city, great food etc etc. all make for a popular run.
I myself, while not doing an official MR (I stayed over 3 nights) had a great time this past Jan, meeting up with a large group of other FT'ers, and I now have plans to repeat the trip next year. It's always nice to start of the year with 20,000+ real miles in your FF account

JANUARY 2004:
Jan 15: CO EWR-NRT 2B
Jan 16: NW NRT-SIN
Jan 19: NW NRT-SIN
Jan 19: CO EWR-NRT 2B
[This message has been edited by mauld (edited 03-14-2003).]
#143
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Cool,CA AA EXP, HH Diamond, 4 star Dad!
Posts: 543
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by techgirl:
AA SIN run...
9/7 AA DFW-ORD
9/7 AA ORD-NRT
9/8 JL NRT-SIN
9/10 JL SIN-NRT
9/10 AA NRT-ORD
9/10 AA ORD-DFW
woo hoo!</font>
AA SIN run...
9/7 AA DFW-ORD
9/7 AA ORD-NRT
9/8 JL NRT-SIN
9/10 JL SIN-NRT
9/10 AA NRT-ORD
9/10 AA ORD-DFW
woo hoo!</font>





