Cheap Flights from Singapore to Zurich Starting at $318

The route Singapore — Zurich is served by many carriers — 6 in total, including Singapore Airlines, Swiss International Air Lines, Firefly, Malindo Air, Etihad Airways, and Emirates. This gives passengers wide opportunities: from finding the lowest fare (from $318) to selecting flights by schedule or service class. Our service aggregates data from multiple booking systems so you can compare offers in one place. This saves time and money: no need to check dozens of sites — just pick the right option and book online.

Changi Airport (SIN) is Singapore’s main international gateway and a full-service hub, typically handling the majority of long-haul and regional flights for carriers such as Singapore Airlines, Scoot, and many global network airlines. Located about 17–20 km east of the Central Business District, it’s usually reachable by the Changi MRT station on the East–West Line in roughly 30–35 minutes (single-trip fares about SGD 2–3), or by taxi in about 20–30 minutes with fares commonly around SGD 20–40 plus airport surcharges. Changi is known for extensive amenities and seamless transfers, which can mean higher on-site retail and dining prices but greater comfort and connectivity; peak-hour crowds can slightly lengthen transit times. Seletar Airport (XSP) functions mainly as a general aviation and regional/charter field rather than a mass-market commercial hub, so it’s typically used by business jets, turboprops, pilot training and light-cargo operations. Situated on Singapore’s northeastern fringe roughly 15–20 km from downtown, Seletar isn’t served by the MRT and is best accessed by taxi (about 20–35 minutes, fares often in the SGD 20–35 range) or limited bus services that can take longer. Compared with Changi, Seletar can be more tranquil and cost-effective for private or charter flights, but it offers far fewer scheduled airline options and passenger facilities, which can be a drawback for connecting travellers.

Fly nonstop from Singapore to Zurich for the fastest, most convenient connection between Southeast Asia and Switzerland—ideal for business travelers or anyone ready to start exploring Swiss cities without the hassle of layovers. Connecting flights can sometimes be cheaper, but direct services save hours and provide a more comfortable, stress‑free journey often worth the extra cost.

Zurich is served mainly by Zurich Airport (ZRH), the city’s international hub and a premium gateway for Switzerland with a strong mix of full‑service carriers—Swiss International Air Lines, major European and long‑haul airlines—and some low‑cost or leisure operators. Fares to/from Zurich can be perceived as higher than many European cities, but connectivity and service levels are typically strong. The airport lies roughly 10–13 km north of the city centre; frequent S‑bahn and intercity trains usually reach Zurich Hauptbahnhof in about 10–15 minutes (rough fares commonly fall in the low‑single‑digit to low‑double‑digit CHF range). Buses and airport shuttles are available, while taxis or ride‑shares take around 15–30 minutes and cost noticeably more. Pros: modern terminals, efficient public transport links and good lounge/retail options. Cons: higher on‑site prices and busy peak periods, with fewer ultra‑low‑cost alternatives nearby compared with some other European regions.

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