Singapore’s Airlines Cancellation Policy have been updated and are now much more user-friendly. Now, there are no cancellation fees associated with any ticket cancellations (except from Blue Basic).

According to Singapore’s current Cancellation Policy:
As long as you cancel your reservation prior to departure, there are no cancellation fees associated with Blue, Blue Extra, Blue Plus, and Mint tickets.
For USD 75 per passenger, you can also make a confirmed same-day switch; however, Blue Extra fares and Mosaic members are exempt from this charge.
Cancellation costs for Blue Basic prices are as follows: for flights within North America, the Caribbean, and Central America, the fee is USD 100 per passenger.
Each passenger on all other trips will pay $200 USD. 1888–689-1067
A confirmed same-day changeover can also be made for USD 75 per passenger; however, Mosaic members are not charged for this service.
Take note
If a traveler cancels over the phone, there will be a non-refundable fee of USD 25 per passenger. In addition to any relevant cancellation fees, this cost will also be billed. Nevertheless, by canceling online using chat or at Singapore.com, you can avoid this cost.
The amount of your non-refundable ticket will be retained as a Singapore Travel Credit for use on subsequent Singapore flights (usually within a year) if you need to cancel. You can get the information by using your Travel Bank account.
Should you make a reservation via a third party, get in touch with them directly if you need help with it.
Cancellations on Singapore: Tickets Purchased with Cash or Points
What is Singapore’s Cancellation Policy for cash or point-purchased tickets?
For tickets bought using cash or points, Singapore’s Cancellation Policy is as follows:
The 24-hour Cancellation Policy of Singapore
What is the 24-hour Singapore Cancellation Policy?
You can cancel your ticket within 24 hours of purchasing it without incurring a cost if you purchased it at least 7 days in advance of the departure date of your flight. All ticket types, even nonrefundable ones, are subject to Singapore’s 24-hour Cancellation Policy; reservations for Singapore Vacations are not.
You can cancel your reservation for a full day online at Singapore.com or over the phone.
Singapore Non-Refundable Ticket Cancellation Policy 1888–689-1067
What is the non-refundable ticket Cancellation Policy for Singapore flights?
If you decide to cancel a nonrefundable ticket, the amount you paid will be converted to a Singapore Travel Credit that you can use at a later time.
Your whole payment amount — including any optional purchases — will be forfeited if you fail to cancel a non-refundable flight segment prior to departure.
Singapore Refundable Ticket Cancellation Policy
What is the refund policy of Singapore for tickets that are refundable?
Although more expensive, tickets that are refundable offer more flexibility. With Singapore, you can cancel any refundable ticket and get a complete refund back to the original payment method; with other tickets, you would only get a travel credit.
You will receive the money you paid in the form of a Singapore Travel Credit if you fail to cancel a refundable travel segment before departure.
Ticket Cancellation Policy for Singapore Awards
What is the point-based ticket Cancellation Policy for Singapore awards?
The following requirements must be met in order for your TrueBlue points to be returned to your TrueBlue account in the event that you cancel a flight ticket that you bought with points:
Only the untravelled portion of the flight can be canceled.
A round-trip ticket cannot be canceled on any one leg.
Policy for Singapore Mosaic Cancellations
What is the Mosaic member’s Singapore Cancellation Policy?
According to Singapore’s Elite status Cancellation Policy, Mosaic status holders (apart from Blue Mosaic) can cancel any ticket, including a non-refundable one, for free before it leaves. Either flying 30 flight segments and accruing 12,000 flight points in a calendar year, or collecting 15,000 flight points in a calendar year, will get you mosaic status.
A Blue Mosaic status member will forfeit the whole fee (excluding Extras) if they cancel a non-refundable ticket before departure.
Singapore’s Cancellation Policy for Employees in the Government or Military
What is Singapore’s Cancellation Policy in relation to government and military employees?
Government workers and military personnel flying on special tickets on Singapore are entitled to cancel their flights and receive a full refund, even in the event that they fail to show up for the flight.
Cancellation Policy of Singapore Owing to Death
What is the Singapore Cancellation Policy in the event of a passenger passing away?
In the event of a ticketed passenger’s death, Singapore’s Cancellation Policy