Save On Singapore Airlines Flights With Amex Offers

The Amex Offers program has just rolled out a great new targeted offer for the purchase of Singapore Airlines flights, which could be worth considering for anyone planning travel to Southeast Asia, or to one of Singapore Airlines’ fifth freedom destinations.

Save $300 on a Singapore Airlines itinerary

With a new targeted Amex Offers deal, you can earn a $300 statement credit when you spend $1,500 or more with Singapore Airlines by December 31, 2022.

There are some terms to be aware of:

• The flight needs to be booked directly through the Singapore Airlines website
• The flight needs to originate in the United States and be charged in USD
• While you need to book by December 31, 2022, it’s okay if you travel on subsequent dates
• The offer is not valid for purchases by phone, at terminals, lounges, or on-board flights
• The offer excludes purchases with third parties or affiliated agents

Ideally you’ll see this offer on the Amex Platinum

This offer is targeted, those it’s possible you’ll see it on multiple of your Amex cards. If so, I’d highly recommend registering your Amex Platinum Card for this offer. That’s because the Amex Platinum offers 5x points on airfare purchased directly with airlines.

I value Membership Rewards points at 1.7 cents each, so to me those points alone are worth an incremental 8.5% return. On top of that, the Amex Platinum offers excellent travel protection, should you experience irregular operations.

In other words, if you took advantage of this offer with the Amex Platinum for a $1,500 ticket, you’d earn a total of 7,500 Membership Rewards points plus $300 cash back. That’s awesome.

Bottom line

There’s a new targeted Amex Offers deal for $300 back when you spend $1,500+ on a Singapore Airlines purchase. If you’re planning travel on Singapore Airlines, this has the potential to be a great deal. Ideally you’ll see this offer on the Amex Platinum, so that you can really maximize your points.

Were you targeted for this Amex Offer, and if so, do you plan on taking advantage of it?