Adelaide’s longest-serving international airline, Singapore Airlines, is set to deliver more capacity to the city, with 12 weekly flights offering more than 1,300 additional seats into and out of South Australia. Singapore Airlines currently operates 10 weekly flights between the South Australian capital and Singapore and this will increase to 12 weekly flights from 25 October 2026. “Singapore Airlines has been flying into South Australia for over four decades, but now they’ll be operating more flights than any international carrier ever before,” said South Australian Minister for Tourism, Emily Bourke. Singapore Airlines Regional Vice President South West Pacific, Foo Chai Woo, said: “As South Australia’s longest serving International Airline, Singapore Airlines has connected South Australian people and places to Singapore and the rest of the world for 42 years. “It’s also significant for our local exporters who rely on Singapore Airlines’ regular services to reach key markets.”