40% Discount for Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes August 2025

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Every month, the Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer programme lists sectors where it offers 30% discounts on redemptions. The travel dates are the month after. However, this month, the promotion is offering a 40% discount for only 2.5 days. Singapore Airlines has released the list of Spontaneous Escapes, as they are called, which are valid for ticketing through August 31, 2025, and travel between September 1 and September 30, 2025.

The image is an advertisement for KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes, offering an upsized 40% off on Saver award tickets for 60 hours. The offer is valid from 15 August 2025, 12:00 (GMT +8) to 17 August 2025, 23:59 (GMT +8). The background features a person standing on a cliff, overlooking a scenic view of mountains under a sunlit sky. The image is credited to Singapore Airlines.

Singapore Airlines Spontaneous Escapes August 2025

The sale for August 2025 operates on two levels. If you find a route, you can book the ‘Promo’ awards at 40% off over the next 60 hours – between August 15, 2025, 12:00 SGT (9:30 AM IST) and August 17, 2025, 23:59 SGT (9:30 PM IST) – for travel in September 2025. Award discounts will revert to the usual Spontaneous Escapes 30% off rate for bookings made from August 18, 2025, 00:00 SGT  to August 31, 2025, 23:59 SGT.

The offer is valid for redemption on flights to various destinations across the Singapore Airlines network. For instance, flights from India to/from Ahmedabad are only available for redemption, and redemptions start as low as 12,000 Krisflyer miles one-way. Availability for the Indian sectors is meagre, though this time, it is limited only to Ahmedabad / Mumbai, and Delhi, with Business Class availability only to Ahmedabad.

This image is a table listing flight details for routes in West Asia and Africa. It includes information on discounted miles required for economy class, flight numbers, and blackout periods. The routes listed are: 1. Singapore to Male 2. Male to Singapore 3. Singapore to Dhaka 4. Dhaka to Singapore 5. Ahmedabad to Singapore 6. Singapore to Mumbai 7. New Delhi to Singapore The table shows two discount periods: 40% off from August 15 to 17, 2025, and 30% off from August 18 to 31, 2025. Each route has corresponding miles required, flight numbers, and blackout dates. This image is a table detailing flight information for routes in West Asia and Africa. It includes columns for the departure and destination cities, miles required for business class with 40% and 30% discounts, flight numbers, and blackout periods. Specific routes listed are from Singapore to Dhaka, Dhaka to Singapore, Singapore to Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad to Singapore, Singapore to Colombo, and Kathmandu to Singapore. The table also specifies dates for the discounts and blackout periods for certain flights.

Economy class redemptions start at 12,000 Miles one way and Business Class at 25,800 miles one way from Indian routes to Singapore, where available.

The image shows a flight booking interface for Singapore Airlines. It displays flight details from Ahmedabad (AMD) to Singapore (SIN) on Wednesday, 17th September. The flight departs at 22:50 and arrives at 07:10 the next day, with a non-stop duration of 5 hours and 50 minutes. The flight number is SQ 505. The interface also shows award miles required for booking in business class: 25,800 miles for promo, 43,000 miles for saver, and 65,000 miles for advantage. There are options to sort by travel duration, arrival time, and departure time, and to compare award types. Navigation options for previous and next days are also visible.

The image is a flight booking interface for a trip from Delhi to Singapore. It shows available flights from September 14 to September 20, with the lowest mileage cost for each day. The selected date is Wednesday, September 17, with a flight departing at 09:00 from Delhi and arriving at 17:15 in Singapore. The flight is non-stop, lasting 5 hours and 45 minutes, operated by Singapore Airlines, flight number SQ 401. The economy class options include "Promo" from 12,000 miles, "Saver" from 20,000 miles, and "Advantage" from 37,000 miles.

Additionally, there is some availability from Delhi and Mumbai in the Premium Economy Cabins for discounted redemption on the A380, starting at 20,700 miles.

The image shows a flight booking page for a trip from Delhi to Singapore with Singapore Airlines. The selected date is Wednesday, 17th September, with a non-stop flight duration of 5 hours and 45 minutes. The departure time from Delhi (DEL) is 21:55, and the arrival time in Singapore (SIN) is 06:10 the next day. The flight number is SQ 403. The miles required for a Premium Economy ticket start from 20,700 miles for a promo and 34,500 miles for a saver. The page allows sorting by travel duration, arrival time, and departure time, and offers options to compare award types.

The image is a table detailing flight information for routes between West Asia & Africa. It includes: - Discounts on miles required for Premium Economy Class: 40% off from 15 Aug 1200 hrs to 17 Aug 2359 hrs, and 30% off from 18 Aug 0000 hrs to 31 Aug 2359 hrs. - Routes listed: Singapore to Mumbai, Singapore to Delhi, and Delhi to Singapore. - Miles required for each route: 20,700 and 24,150. - Flight numbers: SQ424, SQ406, SQ403. - Blackout periods: None for Singapore to Mumbai, 14 September 2025 for Singapore to Delhi, and 4 September 2025 for Delhi to Singapore.

You can also explore other parts of Singapore Airlines’ network with these sales, and if another route is on sale, you can get reduced prices across the board.

How to Redeem? 

  1. Log in to your KrisFlyer account with your KrisFlyer membership number/ email address and password at the top right corner of this page.
  2. Select ‘Book a Flight’ on your dashboard.
  3. Click ‘Redeem flights’ and select your travel details.
  4. After selecting the flights, the redemption discount will only be reflected in the booking summary panel.
  5. Seats are limited, and redemption availability is on a first-come, first-served basis.

I’ve listed some key terms and conditions from the Singapore Airlines website.

Key Terms & Conditions

  1. A 40% discount on saver award redemptions for travel to and/or from selected destinations in September 2025.
  2. Redeem online at singaporeair.com or via the SingaporeAir mobile app between 15th August 2025, 12:00 SGT and 17th August 2025, 23:59 SGT.
  3. The discount reverts to 30% for bookings made between 18th August 2025, 00:00 SGT, and 31st August 2025, 23:59 SGT.
  4. Any change is strictly not permitted for bookings made under this promotion. Cancellation is also not allowed for partially unused or unused tickets.
  5. For (i) any flights cancelled by SIA, or (ii) if an SQ-operated flight was removed from a Participant’s booking due to Covid-19 and governmental regulatory changes, the miles redeemed in the unused portion of the ticket will be refunded into the relevant Participant’s KrisFlyer account with no additional fees charged. However, requests to change any booking details or to retain the ticket for future use will not be granted. Participants may submit their request via the Assistance Request form.
  6. The 40% discount level is only applied to the number of KrisFlyer miles required for an Economy Class Saver, Premium Economy Class Saver and/or Business Class Saver award ticket.

As a reminder, Singapore Airlines Krisflyer miles are straightforward to earn in India, given that you can transfer them from the following credit cards:

  • American Express Platinum Charge Card: 2 Membership Rewards: 1 KF Mile
  • American Express Gold Charge Card: 2 Membership Rewards: 1 KF Mile
  • American Express Platinum Travel Credit Card: 2 Membership Rewards: 1 KF Mile
  • American Express Membership Rewards Credit Card: 2 Membership Rewards: 1 KF Mile
  • American Express Platinum Reserve Credit Card: 2 Membership Rewards: 1 KF Mile
  • Axis Bank Olympus: 1 EDGE Mile: 4 KF Miles
  • HDFC Bank Diners Club Black: 1 Point: 1 KF Mile
  • HDFC Bank Infinia Point: 1 KF Mile
  • HDFC Bank BizBlack: 1 Point: 1 KF Mile
  • HSBC Credit Cards
  • Axis Bank Credit Cards

The new co-branded credit cards from KrisFlyer are now available with SBI Cards.

Bottomline

Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer is offering the opportunity to redeem 40% fewer miles and fly over to Singapore and into other parts of the world as long as you book your tickets now and fly in September 2025. It would be great to use some of those KrisFlyer miles you might have transferred to use the promotion to earn status four years ago.

These are some great deals. Which one of these deals are you planning to take advantage of?

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About Ajay

Ajay Awtaney is the Founder and Editor of Live From A Lounge (LFAL), a pioneering digital platform renowned for publishing news and views about aviation, hotels, passenger experience, loyalty programs, travel trends and frequent travel tips for the Global Indian. He is considered the Indian authority on business travel, luxury travel, frequent flyer miles, loyalty credit cards and travel for Indians around the globe. Ajay is a frequent contributor and commentator on the media as well, including ET Now, BBC, CNBC TV18, NDTV, Conde Nast Traveller and many other outlets.

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