Singapore Airlines and Air India will expand their partnership from October 15.
The expansion covers flights connecting Singapore with eight cities in India: Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, and Mumbai. Currently, bookings for codeshare flights operated by either airline must include a booking on the airline’s own flight. This requirement will be removed, allowing customers to book codeshare flights on their own.
From the second quarter of 2027, the two airlines will enhance reciprocal benefits for KrisFlyer and Maharaja Club members. KrisFlyer PPS Club and Maharaja Club Platinum members will receive priority check-in and priority boarding, while KrisFlyer Elite Silver and Maharaja Club Silver members will receive additional checked baggage allowance and priority boarding.
In April, the two airlines enhanced their reciprocal mileage accrual benefits by expanding eligible booking classes and revising accrual rates across all cabin classes. They also operate a comprehensive codeshare agreement covering 77 cities in 27 countries.
