Singapore to Tokyo flights.

Airlines and airports

Full-service nonstops are split across Singapore Airlines, All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines, serving both Haneda and Narita. Scoot and ZIPAIR fly the budget end of the route into Narita, selling seat-only fares with paid baggage and meals.

Haneda arrivals reach central Tokyo in about 30 minutes by rail; Narita adds roughly an hour of ground time each way. Pricing the Narita savings against two extra transfers is the main decision on this route.

What fares look like

Outside peak windows, paid round-trip economy fares typically land between S$450 and S$850, with budget carriers filling the bottom of the band and full-service carriers the top, as of August 2026. Fares climb steeply for the mid-June and November school holidays, Golden Week, and the December year-end peak.

The cheapest consistent windows are late January to early March and September, after summer holidays and before the autumn foliage rush. Booking guidance for this route lives on our when to book flights to Japan page.

Booking through cashback platforms

Online travel agencies on the ShopBack network, including Trip.com and Agoda for flight-plus-hotel packages, list this route; activating cashback before checkout returns a slice of the fare. Rates change frequently and are shown live on each store page rather than quoted here.

Route facts

• Typical fare. S$450 to S$850 round-trip economy. Typical paid fares outside school holidays and year-end peak, as of August 2026.
• Duration. About 7 hours nonstop
• Airlines. Singapore Airlines, All Nippon Airways, Japan Airlines, Scoot, ZIPAIR Tokyo
• Airports. Singapore Changi Airport (SIN), Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND), Narita International Airport (NRT)

How long is the flight from Singapore to Tokyo?

Nonstop flights take about 7 hours northbound and slightly longer returning, depending on winds.

Which airlines fly nonstop from Singapore to Tokyo?

Singapore Airlines, All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines on the full-service side, with Scoot and ZIPAIR offering budget fares, as of August 2026.

How much is a round-trip ticket from Singapore to Tokyo?

Typical paid economy fares run S$450 to S$850 round trip outside school holidays and the year-end peak, as of August 2026. Budget carriers anchor the low end of that band.

Should I fly into Haneda or Narita?

Haneda if fares are within about S$80 of each other, since it saves an hour of ground time each way. Narita fares on Scoot and ZIPAIR are often cheap enough to justify the longer transfer.

When are Singapore to Tokyo fares cheapest?

Late January to early March and September are the most consistently cheap windows. Avoid Golden Week, June and November school holidays, and mid-December onward.

How far in advance should I book this route?

Two to four months ahead for normal weeks and five to six months for peak season. Full guidance is on our when to book flights to Japan page.

Do budget carriers on this route include baggage?

No. Scoot and ZIPAIR base fares are seat-only; checked baggage, meals and seat selection are paid extras, so compare the all-in price against full-service fares.

Is there a red-eye option to Tokyo?

Yes. Several departures leave Singapore late evening and land at Haneda or Narita early morning, which converts the flight into a night of accommodation and adds a full first day.