Find the cheapest flights from Singapore to Yangon in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: Singapore (SIN) → Yangon (RGN)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 4h 30m – 8h 30m
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €380 | high |
| February | €350 | high |
| March | €320 | medium |
| April | €310 | medium |
| May | €280 | low |
| June | €270 | low |
| July | €260 | low |
| August | €265 | low |
| September | €280 | low |
| October | €310 | medium |
| November | €340 | medium |
| December | €400 | high |
Airlines on This Route
- Singapore Airlines (direct): from €180 — Book 5-6 weeks ahead for best rates; midweek departures (Tuesday-Thursday) typically €20-40 cheaper than weekends
- Myanmar Airways International (direct): from €150 — Often the cheapest direct option; check their website directly as prices may be lower than on aggregators
- AirAsia (connecting): from €110 — Fly via Kuala Lumpur (4h30m total); add-on baggage at booking stage, not at airport, to save 30-40%
- Bangkok Airways (connecting): from €160 — Premium connecting option via Bangkok; offers better lounge access and comfortable connections for this route
- Myanmar National Airlines (direct): from €140 — Often undercuts Singapore Airlines on price; limited daily departures so book early for best availability
Booking Strategy
The cheapest time to book Singapore-Yangon flights is 5-7 weeks before departure, with Tuesday and Wednesday departures typically €30-50 cheaper than Friday-Sunday. Direct flights from Singapore Airlines and Myanmar Airways International offer the best value at €140-200 return during off-peak months (May-September). Budget travelers should consider AirAsia via Kuala Lumpur, but factor in the longer total journey time and additional baggage fees—these can add €30-50 per person. Avoid booking during Myanmar’s peak season (December-January) when prices surge to €350-450. Use Google Flights to track price trends and set alerts for your specific dates. Myanmar visa-on-arrival is available for most nationalities (approx €30-50), so no advance visa processing is needed for short trips.
Route Tips
- Book direct flights even if slightly more expensive—connecting through Kuala Lumpur or Bangkok adds 4+ hours and hidden costs often negate savings
- Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 3 handles most Yangon flights; allow 2 hours before departure for immigration and security
- Myanmar visa-on-arrival is available at Yangon Airport for €30-50 for most nationalities; bring exact USD cash and a passport photo
- Avoid Golden Myanmar Air—they’ve had safety concerns; stick to Singapore Airlines, Myanmar Airways, or Myanmar National Airlines
- Download offline maps before arriving in Yangon—Google Maps works poorly in the city; Maps.me is more reliable
- Return flights from Yangon are often €20-40 cheaper than outbound; factor this into your booking strategy
- Changi’s transit facilities are excellent if you have a long layover; the airport offers free city tours for transit passengers
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from Singapore to Yangon?
The direct flight from Singapore (SIN) to Yangon (RGN) takes approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes. Singapore Airlines and Myanmar Airways International operate multiple daily direct flights. If flying with a connection, expect a total journey of 4.5 to 8.5 hours, depending on the layover duration. Common connecting hubs include Kuala Lumpur (AirAsia), Bangkok (Bangkok Airways, Thai Airways), and Chennai (IndiGo). The indirect routes are significantly longer and often only marginally cheaper than direct options.
How much does it cost to fly from Singapore to Yangon?
Return flights range from €260-400 depending on season. The cheapest period is May to September (monsoon season) with prices starting around €260-300 for return. Peak pricing occurs December-January during Myanmar’s cool, dry tourist season, where fares climb to €350-450. Direct flights on Myanmar Airways International offer the best value at €140-200 one-way, while Singapore Airlines typically costs €180-250. Budget carriers with connections can be found as low as €110-150 but require longer travel times and additional fees.
Are there direct flights from Singapore to Yangon?
Yes, direct flights are available and are the most convenient option. Singapore Airlines operates 2-3 daily direct flights, Myanmar Airways International has 2-3 departures daily, and Myanmar National Airlines offers 1-2 daily services. The direct flight time is just 2 hours 45 minutes. There are no budget airlines operating direct services on this route—all direct flights are full-service carriers. For the best combination of price and convenience, the direct services are strongly recommended over connecting options.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Singapore to Yangon?
July is the cheapest month, with average return fares around €260. The monsoon season (May-September) offers the lowest prices, with June, July, and August averaging €260-280. However, note that while flights are cheaper, Myanmar experiences heavy rainfall during these months, which may impact travel plans. October through November sees prices rise to €310-340. The most expensive period is December through January when peak tourist season drives fares to €380-450 for return flights.
Which airlines fly from Singapore to Yangon?
Direct flights are operated by Singapore Airlines (premium, 30kg baggage included), Myanmar Airways International (mid-range, 20kg baggage), and Myanmar National Airlines (budget-friendly direct, 20kg baggage). Connecting options include AirAsia via Kuala Lumpur (budget, minimal baggage), Bangkok Airways via Bangkok (premium, 20kg baggage), Malaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpur, and IndiGo via Chennai. Singapore Airlines offers the most departures, followed by Myanmar Airways International.
What airport do I fly into in Yangon?
You will arrive at Yangon International Airport (RGN), located about 15 kilometers (9 miles) north of downtown Yangon. The airport is Myanmar’s main international gateway. Taxis to the city center cost approximately €8-12 (15,000-20,000 MMK) and take 30-45 minutes depending on traffic. Airport shuttles and hotel transfer services are also available. The airport has modern facilities but can get crowded during peak arrival times. Pre-booked hotel transfers are recommended for first-time visitors.
How far in advance should I book Singapore to Yangon flights?
For the best prices, book 5-7 weeks in advance for this route. Last-minute bookings (within 2 weeks) rarely yield deals and often cost 30-50% more. During Myanmar’s peak season (November-January), booking 6-8 weeks ahead is recommended as flights fill quickly. The sweet spot is 6 weeks out when airlines have released their optimal inventory pricing. Avoid booking more than 3 months ahead unless you find a special promotion—airlines often release cheaper fares closer to the departure date.
Is it cheaper to fly from Singapore to Yangon on weekdays?
Yes, weekday flights are noticeably cheaper. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are typically €20-45 cheaper than Friday-Sunday flights on the same route. This pattern holds across all airlines, including budget carriers. Monday and Thursday offer moderate savings of €10-25 compared to weekends. If your schedule is flexible, shifting your departure by 1-2 days can yield significant savings. Weekend return flights from Yangon to Singapore are also more expensive than weekday returns.
Data updated: 2026-03
