Fly Further Faster with Singapore Airlines' Exclusive Credit Card Bonuses

Starting March 1, Singapore Airlines is offering new American Express cardholders a chance to earn thousands of bonus miles. This promotion, available until June 30, 2024, lets new card members collect miles quickly, which can be redeemed for exciting trips.

Details of the Offer

Singapore Airlines has partnered with American Express to present three different credit cards, each with its own benefits. If you're looking for a new credit card and love to travel, here's what each card offers:

The American Express® Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Ascend Credit Card - Earn up to 37,000 KrisFlyer miles, enough for a round trip for two to Bali. You'll receive 30,800 miles when you spend S$1,000 within the first month and pay the annual fee.

If this is your first Singapore Airlines credit card, you get an additional 5,000 miles. The S$1,000 spent will also give you 1,200 more miles.

The American Express® Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Credit Card - This card allows you to collect up to 30,000 KrisFlyer miles, which you could use for a round trip to Phuket. By spending S$500 in the first month, you will get 24,450 miles.

First-time applicants of this card gain an extra 5,000 miles, and the amount spent earns 550 miles.

The American Express® Singapore Airlines PPS Club and Solitaire PPS Credit Card - With a higher spending requirement, this card rewards you with up to 54,000 KrisFlyer miles, enough for a round trip to Tokyo. Spend at least S$10,000 in the first three months to get 36,000 miles, with an additional 5,000 miles for new cardholders, and 13,000 miles from the spending itself.

If you are new to American Express and love traveling with Singapore Airlines, these cards offer a fantastic way to earn miles quickly and travel to your dream destinations.

About Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines has made significant advancements in aviation and continued its commitment to supporting creative talents globally.

On May 1, 1947, Malayan Airways Limited, which later became Singapore Airlines, launched its first flight from Singapore Kallang Airport to Kuala Lumpur, marking the beginning of its operations with three weekly flights that also included Ipoh and Penang.

Decades later, on Nov. 2, 2017, Singapore Airlines revealed new cabin products for its Airbus A380 fleet. This upgrade, which cost USD 850 million, includes 471 seats spread across four classes.

The layout features six luxurious suites and 78 business class seats on the upper deck, complemented by 44 premium economy and 343 economy seats on the main deck. The new designs debuted in December on a new A380, with plans to retrofit 14 existing aircraft.

Alongside its innovations in air travel, Singapore Airlines is dedicated to fostering creativity through scholarships and sponsorships in arts, education, and sports worldwide. This support underscores the airline's belief that creative pursuits are vital for a better future.