Singapore Airlines flights to Hong Kong to resume from May 26, travel leisurely without serving quarantine

• GDS Editorial Team
• 3 years ago

Starting next month, Singapore travellers will be able to fly to Hong Kong and back for leisure without the need to serve any quarantine.

Singapore & Hong Kong Travel Bubble

The new bilateral Air Travel Bubble (ATB) arrangement has been approved today and will launch on 26 May 2021, Singapore Airlines announced.

Under the new ATB arrangement, customers flying must meet eligibility and required health measures that include obtaining negative Covid-19 tests and flying on dedicated ATB flights.

Here’s Singapore Airlines Facebook post announcing the new arrangement.

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Flight Schedules

Here are the flight schedules from 26 May to 7 June 2021.

From 9 June onwards, Singapore Airlines will operate daily ATB flights to and from Hong Kong.

Some things to take note of:

• Travellers transiting through Singapore or Hong Kong, as well as those who do not meet the Air Travel Bubble requirements, are not allowed on ATB flights.
• For passengers not eligible to travel on ATB flights, they may wish to consider our sister airline, Scoot, who is operating daily non-ATB flights on this route. All travellers on these flights must meet the necessary entry requirements for their flight itinerary and adhere to quarantine measures.
• Do note that due to regulatory requirements, Scoot has stopped carrying transit passengers on services from Singapore to Hong Kong until further notice. Services from Hong Kong to Singapore remain unaffected, and passengers originating from Hong Kong will be allowed to transfer through Singapore Changi Airport en-route to their final destinations when flying on Scoot.

You can also find out more information from the official travel bubble announcement here.