Fly Singapore Airlines Business Class Return to Singapore for Just 90,000 Passport Points

Singapore is one of the world’s great stopover cities and a gateway to Asia and beyond. Thanks to Passport Rewards you can now fly return from Sydney or Melbourne to Singapore in the comfort of Singapore Airlines Business Class for only 90,000 Passport Points.
 

How it works

Passport Points give you the freedom to choose from many of the world’s top airline and hotel loyalty programs. In this case, you can convert your Passport Points into Air Canada Aeroplan Miles and then use those miles to book Singapore Airlines flights.

• Route: Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Cairns to Singapore return

• Cabin: Singapore Airlines Business Class with lie-flat seating

• Points required: From 90,000 Passport Points return

• Booking: Directly through Air Canada Aeroplan

This flexibility is what makes Passport Points so powerful. You are not locked into a single program. You can pick the best deal across multiple partners, giving you more choice and more value every time you redeem.
 

Why this is a standout deal

Singapore Airlines is consistently ranked among the best airlines in the world, with excellent service, award-winning food and wine, and some of the most comfortable business class seats in the sky. Return fares in business class on this route often cost around A$4,000, making 90,000 Passport Points an outstanding use of your balance.

By converting to Aeroplan you unlock a redemption that many other programs do not make available at such sharp rates. That is the advantage of flexibility. 
 

What to expect on board

Flying Singapore Airlines Business Class includes:

• Lie-flat seating for restful overnight or daytime flights

• Award-winning service and hospitality

• Access to Singapore Airlines SilverKris lounges and partner lounges

• Generous checked baggage and cabin baggage allowances

• Premium dining with full-service meals and beverages

It is a premium journey that begins well before you step on the plane.
 

Tips for booking

• Search Aeroplan for award availability across a range of dates as seats can be snapped up quickly.

• Look at both Sydney and Melbourne departures as availability can vary.

• Remember there are some taxes and surcharges, but they are modest compared to paying full cash fares.
   

The bottom line

For just 90,000 Passport Points return, you can fly one of the world’s top airlines in business class between Australia and Singapore. The strength of Passport Points lies in their flexibility, giving you access to multiple loyalty programs and letting you choose the best deal. That flexibility means your points work harder, no matter where you want to travel.