Singapore Airlines A380 Returns To This City

The Singapore Airlines A380 is expected to formally return to Melbourne, Australia, from 29 March 2026, marking its first return in a couple of years.

The airline will slot the world’s largest passenger plane onto one of its many daily services, offering five daily flights to and from Changi.

The reintroduction follows 20 March 2026 filing adjustments, which indicated that the reintroduction would occur at the end of the month and be deployed across the SQ237/228 service.

SQ237 will depart Singapore at 0145 and arrive in Melbourne at 1100. The return flight SQ228 departs Melbourne at 1530, with a same-day 2120 arrival in Singapore, operating daily and complementing the airline’s already extensive commitment to the city and extending to the country.

Singapore Airlines In Melbourne

The Airbus A380 service represents just one part of the airline’s extensive commitment to Melbourne, where five daily flights are offered, all on widebody aircraft, and is further complemented by Scoot’s services.

The first flight departing from Singapore is SQ237 at 0145; it will welcome the Airbus A380 daily, arriving in Melbourne at 1100.

SQ207 departs Singapore next at 0750, arriving in Melbourne at 1710. This service is operated by the airline Airbus A350-900.

Meanwhile, SQ217 departs at 1110 and arrives at 2035, operated by a Boeing 777-300ER, with daily service.

The second-to-last service departs Singapore at 1920 on SQ247; however, it arrives in Melbourne the following morning at 0440 and is operated by an Airbus A350-900.

The final daily flights, rounding out the five, are SQ227, departing Singapore at 2210 and arriving in Melbourne the following morning at 0725, operated by the Boeing 777-300ER.