Economy fares · ATL to SIN
Lowest fare in our last check: $2,532 per person, round trip · checked Nov 9, 2026. Fares change and are confirmed when you book.
Photo of Atlanta, where this route departs: Atlanta skyline from the Jackson Street Bridge. Marc Merlin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped; the crop is shared under the same licence.
Distance
9,958 mi
ATL to SIN, straight line
Nonstop
Not seen
in our Nov 9 check
Airlines seen
5
Air France, Delta Air Lines, KLM and more
Fare checks
5
since Sep 30, 2026, latest Nov 9
Flying from Atlanta to Singapore involves connecting flights, with airlines like Air Canada, Etihad Airways and United Airlines operating this long-haul route. Comparing your options before booking is essential, as journey times and stops vary significantly across different carriers.
From 10 real fares found in our latest check. Prices are per person and can change.
$131 between the cheapest and priciest fare
In this check, fares on this route ranged from $2,532 to $2,663, a 5% difference. Airline, stops and travel dates all change the price, so compare the options below before you book.
10 real fares from our latest check, cheapest first. Prices are per person and can change until ticketed.
Delta Air Lines
1 stop · 31h 5m · Thu, Dec 24
$2,532
Check availabilityAir France
1 stop · 31h 40m · Thu, Dec 24
$2,532
Check availabilityKLM
1 stop · 28h 25m · Thu, Dec 24
$2,532
Check availabilityTurkish Airlines
1 stop · 30h 50m · Thu, Dec 24
$2,537
Check availabilityDelta Air Lines
1 stop · 31h 5m · Thu, Dec 24
$2,653
Check availabilityThe carriers operating services from Atlanta to Singapore include Air Canada, Etihad Airways and United Airlines. Because of the vast distance between the two cities, direct services are not available, so passengers will need to factor in layovers. You will find itineraries with 1 stop or 2 stops, which affects how long you will spend in transit. Comparing these carriers side by side helps you weigh the total travel time against the current pricing.
Looking at travel patterns heading into the winter months, fares tend to peak during the December holiday season. As you move into January and February, the pricing generally eases, making these later months a better target for budget-conscious travellers. Checking the live fares shown above for dates outside the major holiday weeks can reveal better options.
Shifting your departure date by a few days can change the available fare options. On a route this long, adjusting how many connections you are willing to make is another practical way to find a better price. An itinerary with 2 stops might price differently than one with 1 stop, so reviewing the total journey length against the live fares shown above helps you make an informed choice. Booking well in advance of your travel dates also gives you access to a wider selection of schedules.
There are currently no nonstop flights available between Atlanta and Singapore, meaning all passengers will have a connecting journey. The total travel time varies wildly depending on your chosen carrier and layover duration. The fastest trip found in recent data was 23 hours 15 minutes with 1 stop on Etihad Airways, while other itineraries with 2 stops on airlines like Air Canada or United Airlines can stretch up to 45 hours 16 minutes. Review the layover cities and total transit times carefully before confirming your ticket.
ASAirspace offers a real live fare search with no hidden booking fees, making it easy to compare airlines and schedules in one place. If you need help navigating the various layovers or weighing the pricing options, our team of travel advisors is available over the phone. We provide the facts so you can choose the flight that matches your schedule and budget.
You can book flights with carriers including Air Canada, Etihad Airways and United Airlines. Compare the live fares shown above to see which airline fits your schedule.
Journey times vary based on the number of layovers. Recent schedules show total travel times ranging from 23 hours 15 minutes to 45 hours 16 minutes.
No, there are no nonstop services on this route. All available itineraries require at least 1 stop or 2 stops before reaching Singapore.
Fares often peak in December and tend to drop noticeably as you move into January and February. Review the current pricing on the page to see how dates affect your trip.
Because this is a major long-haul route, securing your tickets several months in advance is recommended. Booking early ensures you have the widest choice of layover durations and airline schedules.
The time of year, your chosen airline, and the number of connections all impact the final ticket cost. A route with 1 stop might be priced differently than one with 2 stops.
Yes, airlines offer one-way tickets on this route. You can toggle between one-way and return searches at the top of the page to check current pricing for your preferred travel style.
Baggage policies depend entirely on the airline operating your flight. Check the airline's baggage allowance before booking, especially if your itinerary involves multiple carriers.
