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Cheapest return flight
£463
Typical prices: £558-£836
China Eastern
Sat 8/12Sat 29/12
LHR - SIN • 1 stop
Cheapest direct flights
£481
Typical prices: £608-£847
British Airways
Mon 5/3Tue 20/3
LHR - SIN • Direct
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Lufthansa Premium Economy adds space and an extra checked bag on long-haul flights.
BA and Singapore Airlines premium economy add legroom or easier boarding worth the fare.
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You can fly direct with Singapore Airlines, British Airways, and Qantas Airways. Average duration is 13h 17m
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Most flights • 49 per week
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Cheap Flights to Singapore

 
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Recent return flight deals to Singapore

Tue, 8 Dec - Tue, 29 Dec
China Eastern Logo
21:00 - 20:25LHR  London Heathrow-SIN Singapore Changi
39h 25m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
China Eastern Logo
16:15 - 17:30SIN  Singapore Changi-LHR London Heathrow
33h 15m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
£463China Eastern
Thu, 29 Oct - Tue, 3 Nov
China Eastern Logo
10:30 - 15:00LGW  London Gatwick-SIN Singapore Changi
20h 30m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
China Eastern Logo
12:40 - 06:30SIN  Singapore Changi-LGW London Gatwick
25h 50m2 stops Kunming Changshui Shanghai Pu Dong
£464China Eastern
Mon, 12 Oct - Wed, 28 Oct
Air China Logo
22:40 - 06:50LHR  London Heathrow-SIN Singapore Changi
25h 10m1 stop Beijing Capital
Air China Logo
09:30 - 15:55SIN  Singapore Changi-LHR London Heathrow
38h 25m1 stop Beijing Capital
£464Air China
Sun, 15 Nov - Sat, 21 Nov
Air China Logo
10:40 - 16:15LGW  London Gatwick-SIN Singapore Changi
21h 35m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
Air China Logo
17:50 - 07:10SIN  Singapore Changi-LGW London Gatwick
21h 20m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
£464Air China
Fri, 30 Oct - Sun, 29 Nov
Shenzhen Airlines Logo
21:10 - 02:00LHR  London Heathrow-SIN Singapore Changi
20h 50m1 stop Shenzhen
Shenzhen Airlines Logo
13:40 - 19:10SIN  Singapore Changi-LHR London Heathrow
37h 30m1 stop Shenzhen
£464Shenzhen Airlines
Fri, 20 Nov - Fri, 4 Dec
Shenzhen Airlines Logo
21:10 - 02:00LHR  London Heathrow-SIN Singapore Changi
20h 50m1 stop Shenzhen
Shenzhen Airlines Logo
18:45 - 19:10SIN  Singapore Changi-LHR London Heathrow
32h 25m1 stop Shenzhen
£464Shenzhen Airlines
Wed, 10 Mar - Thu, 25 Mar
Hainan Airlines Logo
21:05 - 11:10LHR  London Heathrow-SIN Singapore Changi
30h 05m1 stop Haikou Meilan Intl
Hainan Airlines Logo
12:15 - 17:45SIN  Singapore Changi-LHR London Heathrow
37h 30m2 stops Haikou Meilan Intl Changsha Huanghua Intl
£464Hainan Airlines
Sun, 1 Nov - Sat, 14 Nov
Multiple Airlines Logo
10:40 - 16:15LGW  London Gatwick-SIN Singapore Changi
21h 35m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
Multiple Airlines Logo
16:25 - 07:10SIN  Singapore Changi-LGW London Gatwick
22h 45m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
£464Multiple Airlines
Sun, 22 Nov - Sun, 29 Nov
Multiple Airlines Logo
10:40 - 15:10LGW  London Gatwick-SIN Singapore Changi
20h 30m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
Multiple Airlines Logo
17:50 - 07:10SIN  Singapore Changi-LGW London Gatwick
21h 20m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
£464Multiple Airlines
Mon, 9 Nov - Tue, 24 Nov
Hainan Airlines Logo
21:00 - 11:10LHR  London Heathrow-SIN Singapore Changi
30h 10m2 stops Changsha Huanghua Intl Haikou Meilan Intl
Hainan Airlines Logo
12:15 - 18:25SIN  Singapore Changi-LHR London Heathrow
38h 10m1 stop Haikou Meilan Intl
£467Hainan Airlines
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Price, demand, and travel trends for United Kingdom to Singapore flights

Use KAYAK data on prices, travel dates, airlines, and seasonal trends to compare options and book flights from the United Kingdom to Singapore with more confidence.

What is the cheapest flight to Singapore?

London Heathrow Airport to Singapore is the cheapest route at £463 return, found in the past 5 days on KAYAK. KAYAK data shows this is also the most popular route.

How much is a flight to Singapore?

A return flight to Singapore costs £664 on average, based on data over the past 12 months on KAYAK. Return fares from Norwich average £551, while Belfast Intl Airport runs a bit higher at £590.

What is the cheapest day to fly to Singapore?

Wednesday is the cheapest day to fly to Singapore at £642 return on average over the past 12 months on KAYAK. Saturday is the most expensive at £735.

What is the cheapest month to fly to Singapore?

•November is the cheapest month to fly to Singapore with an average price of £585 return.
•December (£885) and July (£824) are the most expensive.
•Based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months.

What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Singapore?

Morning flights to Singapore are the cheapest at £646 return on average. Afternoon flights are the most expensive at £732.

What is a good deal for flights to Singapore?

Flights under £558 are considered a good deal. 25% of KAYAK users found return flights to Singapore at or below these prices, with the lowest fares from:
•Manchester £544
•Norwich £551
•Darlington £557.

When are flights to Singapore the cheapest?

Flights to Singapore are cheapest 12 weeks before departure. Booking in this window typically costs about 15% less than the average last-minute fare (within 2 weeks of the flight), based on KAYAK data.

Expert advice

Expert advice for your flight to Singapore

 
KAYAK teamed up with top travel experts to share the best tips for your journey.
Our travel experts
Chris Dong

Chris Dong

Expert on Singapore Airlines

Chris is a consumer travel reporter covering aviation, trending travel news, hotels, and loyalty programmes – all for leading global publications like Travel + Leisure, The Washington Post, AFAR, and more. In addition to writing, Chris is a video host for Travel + Leisure, giving consumers an inside look at the latest in air travel.

Duncan Madden

Duncan Madden

Expert on British Airways

Duncan is a freelance travel writer, copywriter and book author in constant search of travel stories and the perpetual sensation of being on holiday. He’s never happier than when on a dusty trail in search of empty waves or ducking under the piste tape in search of snowbound solitude. British born, living in Germany, but happiest heading for the horizon. His first book, Found in Translation, explores the etymologies and stories of country names around the world and is out now.

Jessica Macdonald

Jessica Macdonald

Expert on Lufthansa and SIN

Currently based in Scotland after living in South Africa and the United States, Jessica has been writing travel and aviation content for more than 10 years. She regularly contributes to Travel + Leisure and TripSavvy, and has had work published by Condé Nast Traveller and The Independent. She has travelled to more than 50 countries across six continents.

Emily Zemler

Emily Zemler

Expert on SWISS

Emily is a freelance writer and book author based in London covering entertainment and travel. Her work has appeared in Los Angeles Times, Observer, and Condé Nast Traveler. She has ventured to more than 40 countries and all seven continents, always in search of a great art museum. She has written extensively about hotels, luxury travel, and aviation.

Joe Cortez

Joe Cortez

Expert on Etihad Airways

Joe Cortez is a seasoned managing editor in aviation with over a decade of industry experience. His work has been featured on prominent platforms such as FlyerTalk and TripSavvy, establishing him as a respected voice in aviation journalism.

Key details for flights to Singapore

Low season

May

Cheapest flight

£233
Best time to beat the crowds (8% less expensive on average)
Most popular time to fly and prices are also 12% lower on average.
Flights from Manchester to Singapore

When to book flights to Singapore

Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel to Singapore based on our flight data from the last year. Discover the cheapest month and even day to fly.
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Flights to Singapore: the best tips from KAYAK users' own experiences

Insights shared by verified travellers who flew to Singapore 
MartinFlew with Singapore Airlines-Jan 2025
It’s a long time sitting in that seat so sit on a cushion!
Verified travelerFlew with Qantas Airways-Sept 2024
Unless you’re flying Business or First Class, definitely take your own travel pillow - they make a difference.
Verified travelerFlew with Singapore Airlines-Feb 2024
Flew with Singapore Airlines great experience and efficient transfer to next flight at Changi . Premium economy was worth the extra giving easier boarding and comfortable seats with more room.

Your questions about flights to Singapore, answered

Find helpful route details based on KAYAK data, including flight times, airports, airlines, and booking questions.

  • How do I know if a flight to Singapore is a good deal?

    A good deal on a flight to Singapore is around £558 return. This fare is in the lowest 25% of return flight prices searched on KAYAK, averaged across the cities most often searched as origins by KAYAK users.

  • How long are direct flights to Singapore from different departure cities?

    Direct flight time to Singapore varies depending on your departure city:

    • from Manchester: 13h 10m
    • from London: 12h 50m

  • Where can I fly from to get the cheapest fares to Singapore?

    Based on fares booked in the past 5 days, the cheapest flights to Singapore are from:
    • London, from £463 return

  • How expensive are last-minute flights to Singapore?

    Last-minute fares to Singapore – booked within 2 weeks of departure – run 12% above the average return fare of £664.

  • What is the difference between the most popular and the most frequent airline at Singapore?

    Singapore Airlines operates the most flights from the United Kingdom to Singapore at 49 per week, and for this route Singapore Airlines is also the airline most often selected by KAYAK users searching for flights from the United Kingdom to Singapore. The two are sometimes different because flight volume reflects an airline's schedule, while popularity reflects traveller choice.

  • Which airlines should I consider for flights to Singapore?

  • How many flights serve Singapore?

    Singapore receives 10 flights per day and 70 per week from across the world. London has the most flights to Singapore with 63 weekly flights.

  • Are there baby care facilities at Singapore Changi Airport?

    Each terminal has nursing rooms and baby changing facilities, in both public and transit areas. These Baby Care Rooms have access to hot water and provide you with the privacy to tend to your baby before, after and between flights.

  • Are there hotel shuttles from Singapore Changi Airport to the centre?

    The City Shuttle transfers passengers to most downtown hotels for approximately SGD9 (around GBP5 per adult) / SGD6 (around GBP4) per child under 12. Shuttles leave every 15 minutes during peak times and 30 minutes during non-peak times. Booking can be done at the 24-hour Ground Transport Concierge in Arrivals.

  • How do I transfer between terminals at Singapore Changi Airport?

    Between T1, T2 and T3, terminal transfer can be done using the complimentary Sky Train (or can be done on foot). Average journey time between terminals is 4 minutes with an average wait time of 4 minutes. For flights from T4, a complimentary Shuttle Bus runs between T4 and T2.

  • Is it possible to store luggage at Singapore Changi Airport?

    There are secure luggage storage facilities at each terminal to allow you to shop hands free or go and explore the city during a layover. Prices start at around SGD9 (approximately GBP5) per bag under 22 lbs, for 24 hours and around SGD13 (approximately GBP7) for bags over 22 lbs.

  • How can I reach central Singapore from Singapore Changi Airport?

    There are several good public transportation options for your Singapore flight landing. Trains can be caught from the airport to Merah MRT Station, with a transfer on the East West Line to Tuas Link MRT Station. This will place you centrally in Singapore. By bus, you can find the numbers 24, 27, 36, 110 and 858 leaving from the airport basement bus bay. Taxis are also available outside the Arrivals terminal.

  • I would like a devotional moment upon landing at Singapore Changi Airport. Are there prayer rooms?

    While the prayer rooms are based airside at Singapore Changi Airport you will be able to access the Jewel Prayer Room on Level 3 when you land. It is a multi-devotional prayer room and not dedicated to one religion.

Your guide to booking Singapore flights

From booking to airport arrival, find tips to help you plan your flight with more confidence.
  • For the best chance at a low fare to Singapore, aim to book around 12 weeks before you fly. That window historically saves about 15% versus last-minute pricing based on KAYAK booking data over the last 12 months.
  • For flights to Singapore, recent KAYAK data shows that stronger deals tend to be around £558 return. If you see a fare below that threshold, it's a good deal – book before the price climbs back up.
  • If you can choose when to go, aim to travel to Singapore in November. Return fares historically average £585 that month – typically the cheapest month to travel based on the last 12 months.
  • Before you book:

    • Check the route's typical price range so you can spot a deal.
    • Confirm baggage fees and seat selection costs on budget carriers.
    • Verify whether you need any travel documents beyond an ID.
    • Pick a departure airport, since your nearest may not be the cheapest origin.
  • Shift your departure to morning to save up to £85 per return. Morning flights to Singapore average £646 compared to £732 for midday flights. See the time-of-day chart above for the full breakdown.
  • Bag allowances vary by airline, fare type, cabin class, and route. On flights to Singapore, some airlines may include bags at no extra cost. For example, Singapore Airlines includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy class, British Airways includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy class, and Qantas Airways includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy class. Always check the fare details before booking, since bag policies can change by ticket type.
  • Once you arrive in Singapore, a great place to start is Sentosa. It is popular with first-time visitors and can give you a good feel for the area.
  • Feeling hot and bothered after flights to Singapore then take a dip in the rooftop pool at the Aerotel Airport Transit Hotel at T1 Singapore Changi Airport. The cost of entry is free for hotel guests, but costs SGD17 (approximately GBP10) if you are just dropping by for a quick dip.
  • Enjoy the beauty of nature in one of the gardens at Singapore Changi Airport. T1 has a Cactus Garden and a Water Lily Garden, while T2 boasts a beautiful Sunflower Garden. In T3 you can visit the Butterfly Garden which is home to over 1,000 butterflies.
  • When you are tired of walking around Singapore Changi Airport and want to get some sleep before your next flight take advantage of one of the free-to-use rest areas located in each terminal. These sleeping areas have big comfortable chairs where you can curl up to snooze in order to revitalise.
  • For travellers who have Hello Kitty fans in their family, look no further than the Hello Kitty Orchid Garden in the T3 arrivals hall of Singapore Changi Airport. This is the perfect place to hide away in amongst the greenery, from the hubbub of the airport. The menu has various breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea options, all created with Hello Kitty in mind.
  • For insatiable movie fans who have layovers between their flight to Singapore and the next destination, there are two 24-hour cinemas – one in T2 and the other in T3 where you can while away the time watching the latest blockbuster movies free of charge.
  • Families with children will be happy to know that each terminal has an indoor playground for children from the ages of 1 to 12. These play areas have brightly coloured slides and climbing frames that will keep children occupied for hours.
  • Singapore Changi Airport boasts a number of interactive stations to help keep children (and adults) entertained, including the Social Tree in T1 which is the largest interactive structure in the airport where you can attach your photos to the screens at the base of the tree and upload your memories of Changi to the tree.
  • If you need medical assistance after your flight to Singapore, you will find the well-established Raffles Medical Clinic in Terminal 3 of the airport. They are open 24h a day for your convenience and can assist with most medical issues on-site. Alternatively, if your medical issues require you to be admitted to a hospital, the clinic can arrange an ambulance for you.
  • Singapore Changi Airport is one of the most entertaining airports in the world and it is not uncommon to see weddings taking place inside the beautiful venues within. One of the most popular parts of the airport for weddings is the top-level, 1000 sqm Cloud9 Piazza, known for its outstanding architecture and continuous pour of the HSBC Rain Vortex; perfect for breath-taking pictures.
  • Visually impaired passengers in transit at Singapore Changi Airport with a service animal will be escorted by staff through the airport, they will remain with you throughout the time of your lay-over. If your animal needs some water or the bathroom, they will be assisted to the right facility to answer the call of nature. Refer to your airline to arrange the airport staff to meet you upon landing.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines flying to Singapore

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with to Singapore? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to verified KAYAK customer reviews.
8.2
Singapore AirlinesOverall score based on 1616 reviews
8.0Comfort
8.3Boarding
7.8Food
8.1Entertainment
8.7Crew
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I purchased my two tickets on February 2025. Tickets were by each other, aisle and window. However, when we were boarded the assigned seats were one by the window and the other one in the middle of the four seated row. It was a horrible experience and we had to tolerate 17 hours of flight seating by different people. If the airline changes the seat arrangement, it should have the decency to notify the passengers in advance. I have checked my return tickets to Los Angeles, and I have noticed that they are not by each other and I don’t know what to do. I hope someone contacts me and rectify this mistake.

4.0 OkayFarid, Sept 2026
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I purchased my two tickets on February 2025. Tickets were by each other, aisle and window. However, when we were boarded the assigned seats were one by the window and the other one in the middle of the four seated row. It was a horrible experience and we had to tolerate 17 hours of flight seating by different people. If the airline changes the seat arrangement, it should have the decency to notify the passengers in advance. I have checked my return tickets to Los Angeles, and I have noticed that they are not by each other and I don’t know what to do. I hope someone contacts me and rectify this mistake.

It was all good. Lovely attention by the crew. I lost my glasses but they did everything and eventually found them. They clean the toilets regularly which is a big plus for me.

On schedule, courteous, and efficient. Old aircraft with not so nice lavatories.

The A350 3-3-3 configuration is cramped and uncomfortable. The seats dig in to the contact points with your body. The aisles are now too narrow for passengers and crew to pass with ease. I was in an seat but the passenger in front was laid back for the majority of the flight meaning I had to do the same. There was a kid in the seat next to me who wriggled all night which kept waking me up. If fact there were too many kids on board - why weren't they at school? Babies crying too. It was like a Kindergarten. Singapore Airlines in barely getting above Jetstar these days. It seems to have gone downhill since merging with Air India, The evening meal of fish and noodles was average. the morning breakfast of a pie was poor. At least the alcohol flow kept some sanity. The film choice was good, but I'd already seen the good stuff on the way out. The crew are still amazing and the service set the airline apart. A shame about the packed plane with inconsiderate passengers.

Food was excellent.. better if there are more movies selection.

Had picked seats while booking tickets but airlines reshuffled the seats without informing and we were again left with the worst possible seats on the return journey. terrible experience.

I had the worst experience of my life in travel. Due to circumstances beyond my control (catastrophic traffic accidents on the highway between Gold Coast and Brisbane) I missed my flight for the first time ever. Because I booked through Kayak Singapore Airlines were not interested in helping me. They told me to contact the agent that I booked through. I was extremely stressed as I had connecting flights in Europe. First Kayak told me that the next available flights were in four days time. Then they told me that they could do it but at a cost of $2600 AUD. When I agreed he told me that he was having trouble getting it through Singapore’s system and he would contact me further once it had been done. When I had not heard from him after several hours, I phoned Kayak again, spoke to a different person who said he could do it for $8200. I declined and told him to cancel the booking. The worst part of this experience was that I had booked 5 flights altogether with Singapore including Premium Economy on two legs and Singapore cancelled all my flights including the return legs leaving me with having to completely reschedule my entire trip. Kayak refunded me $2000 from $5200, obviously leaving me out of pocket. This has left me feeling that I will never deal with Kayak or Singapore Airlines again.

Perfect experience from boarding through to leaving the flight, comfortable and personalised service from all staff, highly recommended

The male traveller seated in the row in front diagonally opposite my husbands seat across the aisle as soon as the seatbelt sign went off moved across the aisle into the seat in front of my husband for the entire journey from London to Singapore he had his seat reclined and pushed back and the seat touching my husbands knees for the entire journey from London to Singapore. very uncomfortable for my husband.

More Baggage limit Alternative of virtual check in at airport , prefer personal touch with “real person”check in counter for baggage drop

Checking in and crew were great. Seats in front of you in economy recline so much that you can't get out of your seat. I guess thats why its economy....

I’m still in Zurich because my British Airways flight was so delayed, I didn’t make the flight to Los Angeles yesterday.

The flight attendants are amazing. The plane itself was not in good shape for passenger comfort. A good share of seat reclines were broken so they went back an unlimited amount, which meant the person in front of me was fully in my lap (the crew helped me find another seat but that would not have been possible on a full flight). Moisture from the ventilation was also dripping on me. And the entertainment system is almost impossible to hear.

Very unprofessional treatment of customers - boardring on being unethical. Only cares about money and not the customer. If you use the swiss brand, you should deserve it - now swiss air doesn't deserve the swiss brand.

Best international flight I have had in a while! Far superior accommodation, services, food and general experience compared to U.S. airline companies.

Very nice crew and great food. Easy to board just wish the flight could be shorter or seats more comfortable or more room to walk around when you get cramps in your legs from sitting so long. Crew was great and attentive and really was good food.

The flight was generally good but was delayed departure meant a very late arrival for a connecting flight.

Delayed 30 mins Forced to check in my carry on luggage

Everything was good. Although I was certain that I paid for checked bag for my husband and checked bag for myself at the time of booking. And I was told I did not pay. Therefore I had to pay at check in. ☹️

No fault of the crew, but the the rear lavatories were closed the entire flight. The front lavatories were blocked off for the first part of the flight by the food cart. Then some minor turbulence occurred so the fasten seatbelt sign came on for the second part of the flight. Heroic containment engaged! It was not fun.

I have paid extra money for my special meal service but I received the the local food. Which is not acceptable.

More entertainment channels and better food, whatever food requirement you select.

Pretty much what you'd expect for an economy flight. The crew were excellent as usual. The food was ok, but nothing special.

Very poor experience, passengers and were not social and started a troubled with other passengers and a fight erupted

From the start of the check-in process, the associate was unprofessional and claimed that my ticket was incorrect, attributing the issue to Gulf Air. However, they failed to provide any clear explanation of what was wrong. After an extended wait of 45 minutes, the issue was resolved, and we were finally issued our boarding passes. Upon arrival in Paris, we faced further delays as the stairs to deplane were not functioning, resulting in an additional 45-minute wait onboard. This delay posed a significant risk of missing my connecting flight.

The drinks should come before food. Unable to have any fluid unless after food. Thanks

Aereo nuovissimo e con tanti servizi malgrado la durata del volo Spazio per le gambe ridottk

The boarding at Heathrow is chaotic. That's partly due to the lack of space and seating at gate 8, and a Qatar flight from gate 9 at the same time. That's down to Heathrow rather than Gulf Air. I've had a similar experience here before. Another problem which isn't specific to Gulf Air or Heathrow is announcements, and those for boarding in particular. They are difficult to hear with all the other noise and for me with hearing problems it's even worse. A simple tv screen would help, so long as it's updated of course.

Few people on the plane - Was great! The plane was late to board and over an hour late to arrive. They said it was airport control. How can these things not be booked it advance? Very frustrating!

all good. crew wasnt attentive to the announcements they were making about the flight. made several mistakes at several tines while announcing destination, arrival time. first officer made this mistake too.

As always, Lufthansa checked my carry-on luggage, even though I was in front of the line. No other airline in the world does this. It's so annoying and unnecessary. There was enough space for it in the overhead bin. It's a TUMI Continental Carry-On. If you have the chance, rather fly easyJet or Condor on this route.

Good communication via the app regarding the delayed departure. Uncomfortable seat for tall passengers. Could not straighten my legs.

3 4 3 seats are cruel, the average person should be able to fit in the seats and this was not the case. I was at an angle for hours just to remain in my seat .

Someone sat in my seat and this made boarding protracted and unpleasant. The stewardesses kept saying, “it is important that everyone be seated — or we will be further delayed,” but for a long time they did not tell me where to sit. At the end of the flight a baby screamed loudly for several minutes and it took ninety minutes (!) to get through EU passport and customs. We had to stand the whole time in a an overheated room. The seat on the plane was narrow. These things are not all Lufthansa’s fault but they made for a somewhat unpleasant trip.

Everything about the flight was excellent except for the fact that we had to wait one hour on the tar app and then I had to race to catch my connecting flight with the next stop

The flight on time, flawless check in and boarding process, the crew was very friendly.

Generally OK. The very worst part was the food we were served (on a special diet) which the crew apologised for and said they took photos for there managers. This flight was using a code-share from Discovery Airways, so perhaps not Lufthansa's direct fault. The general food was far better but definitely not plentiful unlike some other airlines. Otherwise it was a nothing special experience unlike the superb time we had last year for a similar route on Cathay!

Flight map did not work. Crew was great, food was good, plane took off on time and landed early. That's all I can ask.

Paid for exit row at the back of the plane. Window seat with lots of leg space. Food was inedible (as usual). Brought my own.

Checking in for ongoing flight from Singapore could not be done in the UK. This meant we were not sure whether we had seats together or in the right place. This needs sorting!!

I was upgraded to Busines Class from premium economy which was a great surprise. But......the service was not marginally better than premium economy. After the welcome on-board drink, I only saw a flight attendant twice...... when she delivered gluten free meals. In between, during a 8 hour flight, she didn't check back with me to offer water or collect trash. I had to fetch my own! The gluten free food was not good - they gave me the same meal whether I was in premium economy or business class.

You're asking 2 different questions. The flight from Los Angeles to London (and from London to Faro) was on British Airways. Those flights were awful. The app didn't provide detailed information, the WiFi that I paid for didn't work, the form I had to fill out to re-enter the UK was not communicated clearly so I nearly missed my flight. British Airways is significantly behind every other airline I've traveled in every way. American Airlines flight form London to Los Angeles was great. In the future, I will avoid flying British Airways when I can.

Premium economy was not what was shown, no leg riser, seats were broken and do not recline more than economy, food, we couldn't eat it was so bad, no menu 1 item and it sucked.

Our original flight was cancelled. This was a slightly earlier flight. We were business class and it was very good. The staff were marvellous and very helpful. Pity our baggage didn't make it!

British Airways is very good... Taxiing after landing took 35 minutes, can't really blame the airline but the terrible infrastructure at JFK.

Our section of the aircraft in premium economy was very cold. We asked the attendants twice to raise the heat but it never happened. Even with the blanket it was chilly for 10 1/2 hours

Plane is old. Toilet did not work. Once in Singapore the continuation to London was cancelled.

I travel business class because I like to lie flat on the flight and sleep. I achieved that on this flight, and I really do like BA's new cubicles. As regards the rest of the experience however, I could have been in Premium Economy. The lounge was crowded, and the food/ drink in it was nothing special. The in-flight food was also nothing special, and the in-flight service was pretty perfunctory. Sorry, BA - you need to provide a better service. Cheers

In the "old" configuration Club class, in an aisle seat you are literally sleeping in the aisle with no privacy at all. In addition, there is hardly any storage space, and it is hard to make sense of the seat controls.

Everything was excellent, although flight delayed however can’t control that, but what I don’t understand is why the smallest portion of food ie: bit of rice & bit of chicken (no exaggeration) no salad, no veges, nothing else, but cake & icecream later…this is just not a great reflection on the quality of airlines. People spend $1,500 on a flight surely airlines can spend an extra $1 on their passengers meals…even bread & butter can do the trick. ESP on a 8 hour flight! Cutting costs is one thing, but this is just not ok.

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