According to the plan, the route will officially operate from July 25, 2026, with a frequency of one round-trip flight per day. The flight from Phu Quoc departs at 10:35 and arrives in Singapore at 13:20; the return leg departs at 14:20 and lands in Phu Quoc at 15:05 (local time).
This is part of the strategy to expand the international flight network of Sun PhuQuoc Airways , at the same time contributing to strengthening the connection between Phu Quoc and important economic, tourism, and aviation hubs in the region.
SPA Representative and General Agent in Singapore
The participation of a full-service airline on the Singapore - Phu Quoc route is receiving attention from local tourism businesses amid growing demand for island resort holidays and short breaks from Singaporean tourists.
According to data from Phu Quoc International Airport, in 2025, the flight routes connecting Singapore and Phu Quoc recorded nearly 98,000 passengers. In the first 5 months of 2026 alone, the number of visitors reached nearly 66,000 arrivals, equivalent to about 68% of the previous year's total.
With a flight time of less than two hours, a 30-day visa exemption policy for international visitors, and an increasingly complete resort and entertainment ecosystem, Phu Quoc is becoming a destination chosen by many Singaporean tourists. The participation of Sun Phu Quoc Airways in operations is expected to add more high-quality service options, while also increasing connectivity between the two markets.
Visitors experience at Hon Thom, Phu Quoc
On the Singapore - Phu Quoc flight route, passengers enjoy full service standards with 23 kg of free checked baggage, snacks, and drinks on board. For families with young children, child fares (from 2-12 years old) are applied at 75% of adult fares. Especially, from July 25, 2026, to January 24, 2027, passengers departing from Singapore to Phu Quoc on Sun PhuQuoc Airways flights will receive a complimentary experience ticket to the world's longest three-rope cable car line to the Sun World Hon Thom entertainment complex.
Sun Executive Lounge
Besides the in-flight experience, the airline continues to expand its services to perfect a seamless resort journey for travelers, including hotel check-in, the Sun Executive Lounge in Phu Quoc, and a network of partner lounges at many airports.
Singapore is currently one of the largest air transit hubs in the world, with Changi Airport serving around 70 million passengers annually. Enhancing direct connectivity with Singapore not only helps Phu Quoc access the high-spending tourist market of the Lion City island nation but also expands its presence in the global connectivity network through the Changi gateway, which concentrates passenger flows from Europe, North America, the Middle East, and the Asia-Pacific region.
Aircraft Sun PhuQuoc Airways
The addition of Singapore to its flight network marks Sun PhuQuoc Airways' fourth international destination in less than four months, following Taipei, Seoul, and Hong Kong. From August 8, the airline will continue to operate the direct Phu Quoc - Bangkok route, expanding the connectivity network between the Jade Island and major tourist centers in the region. In the long-term strategy, Sun PhuQuoc Airways aims to develop a diverse international flight network, focusing on key customer markets such as Malaysia, India, China, while also researching the operation of wide-body routes to Russia and Central Asia to increase Phu Quoc's international connectivity.
Through developing an international flight network and a distribution partner system in major source markets, Sun PhuQuoc Airways aims to contribute to making Phu Quoc a destination that is increasingly prominent on the regional tourism and aviation map.
