Cheap flights from Singapore to the Philippines from S$ 88

When searching for a good deal, it’s best to be prepared for potential fluctuations in price. We recommend booking at least 28 days in advance, which can save you up to 9% on flights from Singapore to Philippines compared to booking the week you need them. Waiting 28 days out may not be for everyone, so we have options available for flights within the next two weeks, with the lowest price starting at S$ 321. For sooner than that we have options available in the next 3 days from S$ 349.

September is one of the best times of the year to fly to Philippines from Singapore. Prices for September average S$ 317 per person but you can even find prices for as low as S$ 187. The most expensive prices can be found in the month of December. Opting for a September flight can save you 71% on your journey compared to booking in December

Regardless of the time of day you decide to fly, the ticket price will remain around the same. Book flights from Singapore to Philippines as you normally would.

Some of our airline partners flying from Singapore to Philippines have new flexible policies in place due to COVID-19. Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and Scoot are some of the carriers where you may find flexible cancellation policies. You can use our site to filter for airlines like Philippine Airlines with this kind of flexibility.

Yes, there are multiple flights from Singapore to Philippines for under S$ 200. The cheapest flight booked recently is on Scoot for just S$ 129, but on average you can expect to pay S$ 169.

Cheapflights has 20 direct flights from Singapore to Philippines under S$ 200. A good price for a direct flight from Singapore to Philippines is less than S$ 169.

There are currently 20+ open flights from Singapore to Philippines within the next 7 days for less than S$ 200.

You can find direct flights on the following days: Wednesday.

This flight path from Singapore to Philippines was viewed by 25,132 users in the past month. Keep an eye out for changes in search interest prior to high and low season.

On average 1 flight departs from Singapore to Philippines per day.
Evening (6pm - Midnight) - 100% of flight departures

Airlines like Scoot, Cebu Pacific, and Jetstar Asia fly from Singapore to Philippines in about 3h 40m. The time it takes to get you to your destination is usually consistent. The distance from Singapore to Philippines is about 2387 km. Generally, flights for this route are nonstop.

The cheapest airlines for a one-way flight from Singapore to Philippines are Scoot (S$ 88), Cebu Pacific (S$ 112), and Jetstar Asia (S$ 122).

Great question - SIN to MNL just means Singapore Changi Airport to Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl Airport. Now you’ll know what these unique codes when you look for flights! Cebu City Mactan Intl Airport (CEB), Angeles City Clark Intl Airport (CRK), Kalibo Airport (KLO), Davao City Francisco Bangoy Airport (DVO), Boracay Godofredo P. Ramos Airport (MPH) are some additional IATA codes for airports related to your trip.

Philippine Airlines, Singapore Airlines, and Scoot are eco-friendly airlines with flights to the Philippines from Singapore. Each carrier has put in place measures to ensure they lessen their carbon footprint to ensure sustainable travel. Philippine Airlines has provided nonstop flights to the Philippines, which is more eco-friendly than connecting flights. They also have carbon offset programs where passengers can offset the carbon they’ve produced on their flight. On the other hand, Singapore Airlines has been part of Corsia, a global carbon offsetting scheme, for several years now. They are also retiring most of their old fleet and replacing them with the more efficient Airbus A350s and Boeing 787s. Their cabins are also bigger, fitting more passengers, and they have reduced the amount of waste and single-use plastics produced per flight.

The first step to flying more sustainably to the Philippines from Singapore is packing lighter. Do not exceed the airline’s baggage weight limits since this will lead to overloading of the plane, meaning more fuel will be burned and more carbon released into the atmosphere. Secondly, it would be best if you avoided the single-use plastics and disposable headphones offered on your flight. These create unnecessary plastic waste, and instead, bring your own reusable bottle and headphones. If you have the option, choose a direct flight over a connecting one. Since taking off and landing are the two most polluting activities of a flight, direct flights are considered more eco-friendly than connecting flights since they only do these activities once. Finally, for a more sustainable flight, book with airlines that prioritize sustainable travel.