Cheap Flights from Nanjing to Singapore — $144

The Nanjing — Singapore route is served by multiple airlines, including Scoot and Cathay Pacific. This is convenient for those who want the best balance of price, schedule, and travel conditions. Tickets start from $144, and depending on season and promotions, even better deals may appear. With our service, you can easily compare available options and book tickets that match your plans. The variety of carriers allows flexible choices and comfortable travel without overpaying.

Nanjing Lukou International Airport (NKG) is the city’s primary international gateway and the main hub for major Chinese carriers as well as regional and low-cost airlines. Located roughly 30–40 km south of downtown Nanjing, it usually handles most long-haul and high-frequency domestic services. Ground links include the Nanjing Metro S1 airport line (typically 30–40 minutes to Nanjing South, fares usually in the single-digit CNY range), airport shuttle buses to multiple city points (about 40–60 minutes, modest fares), and taxis or rideshares (roughly 40–60 minutes, often in the low‑hundreds CNY depending on traffic). The airport’s modern terminals and broad route network are convenient for international connections, but the distance from central districts can add transfer time and cost compared with inner‑city options. Nanjing Dajiaochang Airport historically served civilian flights but has largely been repurposed for military and limited general aviation use; regular scheduled passenger services were transferred to Lukou. Being much closer to the urban core, any remaining civil operations or private-charter arrivals can be very convenient for quick access to the city by taxi or local bus (typically 10–20 minutes for modest local fares). However, Dajiaochang is usually not available for standard commercial itineraries and offers far fewer passenger facilities and scheduled routes than Lukou, which means it can’t reliably serve travelers seeking regular domestic or international flights. For alternative routing, nearby regional airports such as Wuxi Sunan Shuofang (WUX) and Changzhou Benniu (CZX) can be practical options, particularly for domestic or budget-focused travelers. These airports typically host more regional and low-cost services and can sometimes offer lower fares or convenient schedules. Road or shuttle transfers to Nanjing usually take around 60–90 minutes depending on traffic, with coach or taxi fares varying widely; high-speed rail links between the cities are often competitive in time and price. Pros include potentially cheaper tickets and less crowding; cons are fewer international connections and additional transfer time into central Nanjing compared with Lukou.

Changi Airport (SIN) is Singapore’s primary international gateway and a full-service hub—home to Singapore Airlines and its low‑cost subsidiary Scoot, plus many major global carriers. Flights to Changi can be competitively priced but on-ground services and eateries are typically perceived as mid-to-premium. The airport sits roughly 20 km from the city center: the MRT link reaches downtown in about 30–35 minutes (fares usually around SGD 1.50–3), taxis take 20–30 minutes depending on traffic (roughly SGD 20–40), and public buses are a cheaper, slower option. Pros include extensive amenities, fast transfers and multiple lounge/retail options; cons are occasional crowding and higher on-site prices for food and services.