Singapore Airlines launches seasonal flights to Vancouver, first to Canada since 2009
Dec 20, 21, 7:32 pm
#31
Join Date: Jun 2017
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Originally Posted by cvbnm
Does anyone has any insider news on whether this flight will be available in the summer?
the latest schedule is out and is showing SIN-YVR-SEA
mainlymiles.com have initially posted that YVR is drop and SQ will fly direct to SEA. But as per SQ app, it seem like SQ28/27 are still flying.
Dec 20, 21, 7:44 pm
#32
Join Date: Nov 2017
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Originally Posted by sbs2716g
seem like SQ is going to fly to YVR year round.
the latest schedule is out and is showing SIN-YVR-SEA
mainlymiles.com have initially posted that YVR is drop and SQ will fly direct to SEA. But as per SQ app, it seem like SQ28/27 are still flying.
the latest schedule is out and is showing SIN-YVR-SEA
mainlymiles.com have initially posted that YVR is drop and SQ will fly direct to SEA. But as per SQ app, it seem like SQ28/27 are still flying.
Our list of VTL flights through to October 2022 was updated last night to reflect the YVR/SEA extension for NS22 season
May 16, 22, 4:49 am
#34
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https://simpleflying.com/singapore-a...ancouver-stop/
Does anyone know if SQ will keep SIN-YVR on its network after this fall? I'm not getting the impression that this is a permanent route compared to SIN-SEA.
With the removal of YVR from the SIN-SEA route, it seems like SIN-YVR and vice-versa become SQ48 and SQ47, respectively.
Does anyone know if SQ will keep SIN-YVR on its network after this fall? I'm not getting the impression that this is a permanent route compared to SIN-SEA.
With the removal of YVR from the SIN-SEA route, it seems like SIN-YVR and vice-versa become SQ48 and SQ47, respectively.
May 19, 22, 7:45 am
#36
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Originally Posted by lsquare
https://simpleflying.com/singapore-a...ancouver-stop/
Does anyone know if SQ will keep SIN-YVR on its network after this fall? I'm not getting the impression that this is a permanent route compared to SIN-SEA.
With the removal of YVR from the SIN-SEA route, it seems like SIN-YVR and vice-versa become SQ48 and SQ47, respectively.
Does anyone know if SQ will keep SIN-YVR on its network after this fall? I'm not getting the impression that this is a permanent route compared to SIN-SEA.
With the removal of YVR from the SIN-SEA route, it seems like SIN-YVR and vice-versa become SQ48 and SQ47, respectively.
before YVR is launched, many ppl say that the load won’t justify at all. But it seem like SQ is doing fine on this.
May 19, 22, 8:11 am
#37
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Originally Posted by sbs2716g
seem like SQ is still finalizing the winter schedule. Some flights are not available for sales yet. For example one of the ULR flight to New York (SQ24/23) is also not yet available for sales for winter yet. Paris/Zurich are still showing A380.
before YVR is launched, many ppl say that the load won’t justify at all. But it seem like SQ is doing fine on this.
before YVR is launched, many ppl say that the load won’t justify at all. But it seem like SQ is doing fine on this.
May 19, 22, 10:51 am
#38
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Originally Posted by sbs2716g
before YVR is launched, many ppl say that the load won’t justify at all. But it seem like SQ is doing fine on this.
SQ has far less competition to deal with these days. CX is basically down and out. TPE is still closed for transit. The Japanese carriers aren't nearly back to full schedule yet. If you're travelling between YVR and Southeast Asia, SQ is more likely than not your most reliable option.
It'll be a different game when (or if) things ramp up again with the competition.
May 20, 22, 9:20 am
#39
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Originally Posted by sbs2716g
seem like SQ is still finalizing the winter schedule. Some flights are not available for sales yet. For example one of the ULR flight to New York (SQ24/23) is also not yet available for sales for winter yet. Paris/Zurich are still showing A380.
before YVR is launched, many ppl say that the load won’t justify at all. But it seem like SQ is doing fine on this.
before YVR is launched, many ppl say that the load won’t justify at all. But it seem like SQ is doing fine on this.
Hopefully the route is made permanent, its a great option to head to SEA.
Jun 19, 22, 5:07 pm
#40
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Originally Posted by cyralax
I flew on SQ27 ex-YVR last month and the majority of pax seemed to be originating from YVR. Talking to the IFS, he also said that there was alot of connecting traffic headed to India and Australia. My flight in particular had a ton of Australians and was fully booked. I had to route through LAX on the return leg as the direct back to YVR was fully booked-couldn't even upfare to J!
Hopefully the route is made permanent, its a great option to head to SEA.
Hopefully the route is made permanent, its a great option to head to SEA.
Jun 19, 22, 5:17 pm
#41
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Originally Posted by tobegold
How many meal services are there on this route? I have SEA-SIN booked in J, a 16 hr 10 minute flight, 2 meal services seems too little for that length. SQ website has no details.
Confirmed it's 2 meals for SEA-SIN.
Jun 19, 22, 7:38 pm
#42
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Originally Posted by carrotjuice
You may check the onboard menu for any flight here: https://inflightmenu.singaporeair.com/home
Confirmed it's 2 meals for SEA-SIN.
Confirmed it's 2 meals for SEA-SIN.
Jun 21, 22, 8:29 pm
#43
Join Date: Aug 2020
Posts: 24
Originally Posted by tobegold
How many meal services are there on this route? I have SEA-SIN booked in J, a 16 hr 10 minute flight, 2 meal services seems too little for that length. SQ website has no details.
Jun 21, 22, 9:28 pm
#45
Join Date: Jun 2022
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Same here. Booked a J class SG-YVR flight in coming fall and there will be only 2 main meals and 1 refreshment.
It will be my first time taking this route to Canada from the usual transit at FRA/LHR to Toronto/Montreal. Haven't seen much reviews on this flight, would appreciate some sharing!
It will be my first time taking this route to Canada from the usual transit at FRA/LHR to Toronto/Montreal. Haven't seen much reviews on this flight, would appreciate some sharing!
