Air India and Singapore Airlines expand partnership with standalone bookings

Air India and Singapore Airlines expand partnership with standalone bookings
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From 15 October 2026 Air India and Singapore Airlines will deepen commercial cooperation by offering customers a range of itinerary and flight options through their respective booking channels, covering 126 weekly flights between Singapore and eight Indian cities.

The current requirement that an eligible Air India‑operated codeshare flight booked through Singapore Airlines must include a Singapore Airlines‑operated flight, and vice‑versa, will be removed on that date, allowing standalone bookings on eligible routes. In April 2026 the airlines enhanced reciprocal mileage accrual benefits by expanding eligible booking classes and revising earn rates across all cabin classes, and from the second quarter of 2027 Maharaja Club and KrisFlyer members will receive additional reciprocal benefits, with top‑tier members gaining priority check‑in, boarding and extra baggage allowances.

Air India Chief Commercial Officer Nipun Agarwal said the partnership will bring greater consistency to the travel experience between India and Singapore.

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