Cheapest one-way
59% below next 30d avg. (S$ 399)
With a lowest one-way fare of S$ 162 , travelers can expect an average price of S$ 399 for upcoming trips, while round-trip tickets start at S$ 268 . Flights typically take around 5h 6m , but the fastest nonstop option completes the journey in just 5h minutes. Flights to Wuhan can arrive at: Wuhan Tianhe International Airport (WUH) , Wuhan Hannan Airport (HN3) and Wuhan Hannan Airport (WHN). The most common route connects Singapore Changi Airport and Wuhan Tianhe International Airport (SIN–WUH). To secure the best rates, booking 40 days in advance is recommended, and the cheapest travel days are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday .
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Explore the cheapest one-way and round-trip flights from Singapore to Wuhan over the next 90 days, with one-way fares from S$ 162 and round-trip from S$ 268. Based on Trip.com's latest 7-day flight data.


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Shandong Airlines Based on Trip.com’s data, the cheapest month for flights from Singapore to Wuhan is January, with an average price of S$ 230, and the most expensive month is May, with an average price of up to S$ 330.
Based on Trip.com’s data, the cheapest month for round-trip flights from Singapore to Wuhan is January, with an average price of S$ 433, and the most expensive month is February, with an average price of up to S$ 678.
Planning a journey from Singapore to Wuhan? There are 2 direct flights operating each day from Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) to Wuhan Tianhe International Airport (WUH). The average flight duration is around 5 hours, so you can reach central China within half a day. The earliest departure is at 06:10. With departures available throughout the day, you can easily choose a flight that fits your itinerary.
SIN-WUH Flight Schedule | |
Average flight time | 5h |
Daily direct flights | 2 |
Earliest flight | 06:10⇒11:05 |
Several airlines operate flights between Singapore and Wuhan, offering a mix of non-stop and connecting services. Popular carriers such as China Eastern Airlines, Scoot, Xiamen Airlines and China Southern Airlines. Whether you prefer a direct flight or a connecting flight, there are plenty of choices to suit different travel needs. For the best value, be sure to check Trip.com, where you can easily compare flight durations, onboard services, and fares to secure the most competitive deals.
Airline | Flight Time | Type | Roundtrip Price (Estimated) |
4h 55m | Direct | From S$370 | |
4h 55m | Direct | From S$344 | |
From 9h 15m | Connecting | From S$279 | |
From 9h | Connecting | From S$248 |
Note: Prices are estimated and may vary depending on the booking period, travel dates, and promotions.
The most budget-friendly time to fly from Singapore to Wuhan is usually during November, when demand is lower and fares are more competitive. Prices tend to be more attractive if you book your tickets about 1.5 to 2 months in advance. Travelling on weekdays, particularly Tuesdays and Wednesdays, often results in lower airfares compared to weekend departures. Keeping your travel dates flexible can further increase your chances of finding a great deal.
Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) is one of the world’s leading international airports. It handles a large number of international and regional flights, and it's a major aviation hub in Southeast Asia.
Most international departures operate from Terminals 1 or 3. Major airlines usually have clearly marked check-in counters, and many also offer self-service kiosks and online check-in options. Check-in counters generally close 60 minutes before departure, but for international flights, passengers are advised to arrive at least 2 to 3 hours early to allow sufficient time for baggage drop, immigration, and security screening.
Here are the main transportation options heading to Changi Airport:
Wuhan Tianhe International Airport (WUH) is the main aviation gateway to central China. It's located about 25 to 30 kilometers north of Wuhan city centre. International arrivals are typically handled at Terminal 2 and 3, where passengers will go through immigration clearance, baggage claim, and customs inspection. After clearing customs, you’ll find currency exchange counters, ATMs, convenience stores, and car rental services in the arrival hall.
Once you arrive, several transportation options make it easy to reach downtown Wuhan:
Plan your journey with Trip.com beyond just booking flights. Once you arrive in Wuhan, stay online with a China eSIM that offers fast and reliable mobile data. Choose from a wide range of Wuhan hotels, from affordable budget hotels to upscale international brands. Don’t miss Wuhan’s top attractions, including the Yellow Crane Tower, East Lake Scenic Area, and Hubu Alley, where you can experience the rich history and famous local cuisine.
Note: Prices shown on this page are the lowest estimated prices found in the last 24 hours and include all taxes and fees.