
The KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes deals are a monthly staple of Singapore Airlines’ frequent flyer program.
Each month, Singapore Airlines offers 30% off the KrisFlyer miles required for last-minute award flights on a range of different routes. You can use these to book Saver awards at Promo rates in Economy, Premium Economy and Business Class, for travel during the following month.
Singapore Airlines has just released its Spontaneous Escapes deals for April 2025. Until 30 April 2025, you can get 30% off the KrisFlyer miles on selected award flights for travel during May 2025.
This month’s promotion includes flights between Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Darwin or Cairns and Singapore. It also includes flights to various destinations in Europe and the USA, including SQ’s fifth freedom route from Frankfurt to New York.
After the 30% Spontaneous Escapes discount, for example, you could book a Business Class seat from Cairns to Singapore for just 47,950 KrisFlyer miles + taxes.
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Contents
KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes T&Cs
The KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes discounts apply on point-to-point flights to/from Singapore. If you’re connecting through Singapore onto another flight, you’ll also get a 30% discount if both flights in your itinerary are eligible for a discount.
If only one sector in a multi-sector itinerary is eligible to be discounted, the final price will be either the sum of the two individual flights or the regular price for a through-booking – whichever is lower.
KrisFlyer does not allow changes or refunds on Spontaneous Escapes award bookings.
You’ll need to book on the Singapore Airlines website and must take all flights within the promotional period to access the discount. Some blackout dates may apply and no stopovers are allowed. When booking online, the Singapore Airlines website shows discounted seats as “Promo” awards:
Discounted KrisFlyer Awards for April 2025
KrisFlyer has released its latest Spontaneous Escapes deals on the Singapore Airlines website, for travel during May 2025. You must book and pay for your ticket by 30 April 2025 to access the 30% discount.
Australian routes included this month
Here are the Australian routes included in the KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes promotion for April 2025:
Origin | Destination | Cabin class(es) | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Singapore | Perth | Economy & Business | Selected flights only; Blackout dates apply |
Perth | Singapore | Economy & Business | SQ224 only; Blackout dates apply |
Singapore | Darwin | Economy | Blackout dates apply |
Darwin | Singapore | Economy | |
Singapore | Adelaide | Economy | Blackout dates apply |
Adelaide | Singapore | Economy | Blackout dates apply |
Singapore | Brisbane | Economy | Selected flights only; Blackout dates apply |
Brisbane | Singapore | Economy | Selected flights only; Blackout dates apply |
Singapore | Sydney | Economy | SQ231 only; Blackout dates apply |
Sydney | Singapore | Economy | SQ212 only; Blackout dates apply |
Singapore | Melbourne | Economy | SQ217 only; Blackout dates apply |
Melbourne | Singapore | Economy | SQ248 only; Blackout dates apply |
Singapore | Cairns | Economy & Business | Blackout dates apply |
Cairns | Singapore | Economy & Business | Blackout dates apply |
Map of all routes included this month
Here’s an overview of all Singapore Airlines routes eligible for a discount this month:
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