SQ Tips, Trips and Tales

[Cruiser Elite]

Whole separate thread on this

Yes saw that - not my experience

 

[sudoer]

R on 232 12/03/2025

For comparison - both in late March below (I assume I can't see beverage menu until 14 days out?)

SQ222 SYD-SIN R

Dinner


Refreshment



SQ636 SIN-HND F

Supper

 

[Human]

In January I flew MEL-SIN-MAN-IAH in Business. About 32 hours in the air, and as far as I could tell we had 32 hours of normal (excellent) service.

 

[tmdl]

For comparison - both in late March below (I assume I can't see beverage menu until 14 days out?)

SQ222 SYD-SIN R

Dinner
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Refreshment
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SQ636 SIN-HND F

Supper
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I just worked out that R was suites and F is 777 First, here was me wondering what is R? haha

 

[I love to travel]

This goes in the I should know this but... file. I know the answer for TPR but not sure about J bookings.

I arrive in SIN at 13.05 connecting to BNE the next day at 9.55am. Will I get lounge access on arrival at SIN? I do have a hotel room booked for the night but wouldn't mind having lunch in the lounge as the brekkie menu is uninspiring. TIA

 

[MEL_Traveller]

This goes in the I should know this but... file. I know the answer for TPR but not sure about J bookings.

I arrive in SIN at 13.05 connecting to BNE the next day at 9.55am. Will I get lounge access on arrival at SIN? I do have a hotel room booked for the night but wouldn't mind having lunch in the lounge as the brekkie menu is uninspiring. TIA

Not arrival access, but if your onward flight is with SQ you should have departure access. As far as SQ is concerned you are in transit between flights and entitled to lounge access.

 

[I love to travel]

Not arrival access, but if your onward flight is with SQ you should have departure access. As far as SQ is concerned you are in transit between flights and entitled to lounge access.

Yes both flights with SQ on the one ticket

 

[Quickstatus]

Yes both flights with SQ on the one ticket

The arrival ticket is irrelevant except that it indicates you are in transit. Only the departure ticket is relevant. So your question is therefore whether you can access the lounge the day before.

 

[I love to travel]

The arrival ticket is irrelevant except that it indicates you are in transit. Only the departure ticket is relevant. So your question is therefore whether you can access the lounge the day before.

Apologies for not phrasing the question correctly!!

 

[Quickstatus]

Apologies for not phrasing the question correctly!!

As SQ Lounges in SIN are open 24hrs (except for TPR), I think you can. Also SQ is silent on limiting lounge access to day of travel only

 

[JohnK]

This goes in the I should know this but... file. I know the answer for TPR but not sure about J bookings.

I arrive in SIN at 13.05 connecting to BNE the next day at 9.55am. Will I get lounge access on arrival at SIN? I do have a hotel room booked for the night but wouldn't mind having lunch in the lounge as the brekkie menu is uninspiring. TIA

You should have lounge access the day before. Just tell them that you're in transit and they can see that from your itinerary.

 

[Cruiser Elite]

Oh FFS - ILTT just front up with both BPs and you will be good to go whatever time btw arr and dep

But whatever - the minute they scan your dep BP it will show you full itinerary so it’s a non issue and you will be immediately ushered in

All these experts in this thread and lo and behold Johnny K only 1 on the pulse - go figure