Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines is the flag carrier of Singapore. Its former regional subsidiary SilkAir was merged into Singapore Airlines in 2021, with routes absorbed into Singapore Airlines and its low-cost arm Scoot.

Telephone
Customer service : (833) 727-0118
Main : +65-6223-8888
Mailing address
Singapore Airlines, Airline House, 25 Airline Road, Singapore 819829
Singapore 819829
Website
singaporeair.com

What you need to know about Singapore Airlines

We receive occasional complaints about Singapore Airlines involving late refunds during the pandemic.

How to resolve a problem with Singapore Airlines

Try self-service first

Use our proven resolution methods, or Singapore Airlines’s self-service links below.

Contact an executive

Start with the primary contact below, then escalate step by step if needed.

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How fast does Singapore Airlines respond?

Phone support
 Singapore Airlines operates a 24-hour customer service hotline for the USA and Australia. Representatives are available around the clock for flight bookings, changes, cancellations, and other inquiries.

Call (833) 727-0118.
Email support
Singapore Airlines provides regional email addresses for customer inquiries. The airline also offers an online feedback form on its website for submitting detailed inquiries and complaints.
Live chat support
Singapore Airlines offers live chat support through its website and mobile app. Response times are generally prompt during business hours. The airline's virtual assistant, Kris, is available 24/7 for common queries.
Social media
Singapore Airlines is active on Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), YouTube, and LinkedIn. Social media response times are typically within a few hours during business hours.
Help center/FAQ
Singapore Airlines' help center/FAQ provides quick answers to common questions regarding bookings, check-in, baggage, KrisFlyer, refunds, and flight status.
Verified contacts

Singapore Airlines customer service executives

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Primary
Chuan Kai Lim
Head Customer Contact Services (KrisFlyer Contact Centre)
Primary
Phee Teik Yeoh
Senior Vice President Customer Experience
Secondary
Berry Van Dam
Head Customer Relations and PPS Club Benelux

Additional contacts

Angeline Khoo
Vice President Customer Experience

Singapore Airlines customer service policies

Singapore Airlines' privacy policy describes how the organization collects, uses, and protects personal information. It outlines how data are used for processing bookings, managing accounts, and for marketing purposes.

Singapore Airlines loyalty program

Singapore Airlines offers a loyalty program called KrisFlyer, which allows members to earn miles on Singapore Airlines flights and with partner airlines, hotels, car rentals, and retail. Miles can be redeemed for flights, upgrades, hotel stays, and other rewards. Elite tiers include KrisFlyer Elite Silver and KrisFlyer Elite Gold, offering additional benefits such as lounge access and priority boarding. Above the KrisFlyer Elite Silver and Elite Gold tiers, Singapore Airlines also operates the PPS Club and Solitaire PPS Club programs for its most frequent premium-cabin travellers.

Frequently asked questions about Singapore Airlines

You can contact Singapore Airlines in the USA by calling its toll-free 24-hour customer service hotline at (800) 742-3333
Baggage allowances vary by route, fare type, and membership status. Economy passengers typically receive 23–30 kg (or one to two pieces on piece-concept routes). Check your specific allowance on your booking confirmation or at singaporeair.com.
Singapore Airlines is a publicly traded company. The Singaporean government, via Temasek holdings, owns a majority stake in the company.

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