The skyways between Sydney and Singapore already offer travellers a choice between Qantas, Singapore Airlines, British Airways and low-cost carrier Scoot, but another airline – one of Europe’s largest – is about to bring a fresh dash of competition to the popular eight-hour route.
Turkish Airlines is shifting the stopover point for its Istanbul-Sydney flights from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore as of late October 2026.
And unlike the original KL stopover, Turkish Airlines says passengers will be able to pay for and travel on just the Sydney-Singapore and Singapore-Sydney legs of the flight.
Turkish Airlines has confirmed the new Istanbul-Singapore-Sydney service begins on October 26, and will continue to run five days per week on its modern Airbus A350, with around 30 lie-flat business class pods – but, alas, no premium economy cabin read more.https://www.executivetraveller.com/news/turkish-airlines-sydney-singapore-istanbul
