Return from | S$ 240 |
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One-way from | S$ 158 |
Popular in | July |
Cheapest in | March |
Average price | S$ 425 |
Fly from
Budget
S$ 240 - S$ 372
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Price
Singapore ChangiShanghai Hongqiao Intl
SIN - SHA
SINSHA
Singapore Changi
Tue 1-10
1 stop14h 30m
Shanghai Hongqiao Intl
Sat 5-10
1 stop17h 10m
Singapore ChangiShanghai Pu Dong
SIN - PVG
SINPVG
Singapore Changi
Tue 1-10
1 stop16h 35m
Shanghai Pu Dong
Tue 8-10
Nonstop5h 50m
Singapore ChangiShanghai Hongqiao Intl
SIN - SHA
SINSHA
Singapore Changi
Fri 27-9
1 stop22h 00m
Shanghai Hongqiao Intl
Thu 3-10
2 stops31h 35m
Singapore ChangiShanghai Pu Dong
SIN - PVG
SINPVG
Singapore Changi
Wed 16-10
Nonstop5h 35m
Shanghai Pu Dong
Wed 23-10
Nonstop5h 50m
Singapore ChangiShanghai Pu Dong
SIN - PVG
SINPVG
Singapore Changi
Sun 29-9
Nonstop5h 00m
Shanghai Pu Dong
Fri 4-10
Nonstop5h 25m
Singapore ChangiShanghai Hongqiao Intl
SIN - SHA
SINSHA
Singapore Changi
Wed 22-1
1 stop15h 45m
Shanghai Hongqiao Intl
Tue 4-2
1 stop26h 10m
Singapore ChangiShanghai Pu Dong
SIN - PVG
SINPVG
Singapore Changi
Wed 23-10
1 stop8h 45m
Shanghai Pu Dong
Sun 10-11
1 stop8h 05m
Singapore ChangiShanghai Pu Dong
SIN - PVG
SINPVG
Singapore Changi
Thu 24-10
Nonstop5h 40m
Shanghai Pu Dong
Sun 17-11
Nonstop5h 45m
Singapore ChangiShanghai Hongqiao Intl
SIN - SHA
SINSHA
Singapore Changi
Mon 14-10
1 stop9h 50m
Shanghai Hongqiao Intl
Sun 20-10
1 stop27h 30m
The price you pay for your flight to Shanghai may vary depending on when you book. For the best chance of a lower fare, look to book 58 days in advance of your trip. Fares are likely to increase a fortnight or so before your departure date.
On average, a flight from Singapore to Shanghai takes 4 hours 55 minutes. Flights to Shanghai from other popular cities in Singapore will vary in length. Below are a few examples of popular routes and their flight times.
Users looking for the lowest fares to Shanghai should consider flying on Saturday at midday, when prices are typically cheapest. Budget-minded travellers will want to avoid Saturday evenings, when prices are usually at their highest.
The most popular airlines flying from Singapore to Shanghai are China Eastern, Singapore Airlines and Juneyao Airlines.
The cheapest airlines flying from Singapore to Shanghai are XiamenAir, Shenzhen Airlines and Spring Airlines.
In terms of precipitation, rainfall in Shanghai ranges from 30.0 - 170.0 mm per month. June is typically the wettest month, when rainfall can reach 170.0 mm. December is typically the driest time to visit Shanghai when rainfall is around 30.0 mm.
If weather is an important factor for your trip to Shanghai, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 28.0 C. Travellers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 4.0 C).
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Everything was poor and I had asked for some food and they told me to go to the serving place and get it . They weren’t very friendly and again I wanted upgrade to business and seats were empty and they said it was full . Will never fly with Singapore airlines
Boarding
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Overall
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Everything was poor and I had asked for some food and they told me to go to the serving place and get it . They weren’t very friendly and again I wanted upgrade to business and seats were empty and they said it was full . Will never fly with Singapore airlines
Boarding
Entertainment
Comfort
Overall
Food
Crew
Reviews
Everything was poor and I had asked for some food and they told me to go to the serving place and get it . They weren’t very friendly and again I wanted upgrade to business and seats were empty and they said it was full . Will never fly with Singapore airlines
Boarding
Entertainment
Comfort
Overall
Food
Crew
Reviews
Everything was poor and I had asked for some food and they told me to go to the serving place and get it . They weren’t very friendly and again I wanted upgrade to business and seats were empty and they said it was full . Will never fly with Singapore airlines
Boarding
Entertainment
Comfort
Overall
Food
Crew
Reviews
Everything was poor and I had asked for some food and they told me to go to the serving place and get it . They weren’t very friendly and again I wanted upgrade to business and seats were empty and they said it was full . Will never fly with Singapore airlines
Boarding
Entertainment
Comfort
Overall
Food
Crew
Reviews
Everything was poor and I had asked for some food and they told me to go to the serving place and get it . They weren’t very friendly and again I wanted upgrade to business and seats were empty and they said it was full . Will never fly with Singapore airlines
Shanghai is China’s largest city with about 23 million residents. Although it is considered the engine room of the Chinese economy, this is no dry destination. In the past, the river Huangpu, which divides Shanghai into east (Pudong) and west (Puxi) was centre of the opium trade and its nickname was “whore of the Orient”.
Pudong is the ultra-modern financial hub. The Pearl TV Tower stands 468 metres high and double-decker elevators whiz up at seven metres per second. Puxi boasts the Bund riverfront park, more than 50 beautiful buildings in different architectural styles, Yu Yuan Garden and swanky shops including Armani and Dolce & Gabbana.
If your yuan doesn’t stretch to haute couture, the Lu Jia Bang Road market has tailors in residence who will run you up a new wardrobe in a couple of days.
Shanghai is the only Chinese city with two international airports – Pudong and Hongqiao. Pudong International is the airport at which most (about 60 per cent) of the increasingly cheap flights to Shanghai arrive, while Hongqiao handles the remainder. International flights to Shanghai arrive from London and other world cities and there are domestic flights to Beijing, Guangzhou and other cities around China.