Singapore Airlines to Fly Daily to Western Sydney International From November 23 as First International Tickets Go on Sale; Jetstar's Singapore–Newcastle via Bali Route Has Launched
SYDNEY, Australia — Destination NSW announced that two new airline routes linking Singapore with New South Wales have landed: Western Sydney International Airport's (WSI) inaugural international tickets are now on sale with Singapore Airlines, while a new Jetstar route between Singapore and Newcastle via Bali has taken off for the first time.
According to the release, Singapore Airlines' inaugural service will be a daily, non-stop flight between Singapore and WSI, beginning on November 23, 2026. WSI CEO Simon Hickey said Singapore Airlines is the airport's first international airline partner and that its 24-hour operations will give travellers across Greater Sydney more choice and flexibility. NSW Minister for Jobs and Tourism Steve Kamper said the service will provide direct access to one of the nation's fastest growing visitor economies. The NSW Government's targets include $91 billion in annual visitor expenditure by 2035 and 8.5 million new airline seats.
The second route, supported by the NSW Government through the Aviation Attraction Fund, links Singapore and Newcastle via Bali and has now operated its first flight. Newcastle Airport said the route gives travellers connecting through Singapore Changi Airport's network of more than 200 destinations near-direct access to Newcastle, the Hunter and the Mid North Coast. Destination NSW figures show 107,500 Singaporean visitors came to NSW in the year ending September 2025, contributing $236 million to the state's visitor economy, with Singapore a top-10 international visitor market for NSW.
Source: Destination NSW
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
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