First-class award flights from Budapest (BUD) to Singapore (SIN)

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In the last 30 days AwardTool saw first-class award space on 2 programs for BUD→SIN. Lowest: 205,000 points + $884.94 with Qantas Frequent Flyer, which showed first-class award space on 3 dates. No nonstop first-class award was seen in the last 30 days.

Prices observed – ; newest observation .

Page regenerated from the Oct 19, 2026 data snapshot (normally daily). Summary last changed . Seats change quickly.

Lowest observed
205,000 points + $884.94
Qantas Frequent Flyer
Programs with space
2 of 8
programs seen on this route
Most dates seen
3 of 31
dates checked · Qantas Frequent Flyer
Nonstop
Not seen
in the last 30 days

Compare programs for first class

The lowest one-way first-class award each program showed on BUD→SIN, sorted by points.

ProgramPoints + taxesStopsAirlines seenSeatsDates seenNewest observation
Qantas Frequent FlyerLowest observed205,000 pts + $884.941 stopEmirates (EK)13See dates
Etihad Guest256,000 pts + $569.502 stopsEtihad Airways (EY), KLM (KL)21See dates

Not seen in first class: Air Canada Aeroplan, Emirates Skywards, Air France/KLM Flying Blue, Turkish Miles & Smiles, United MileagePlus and Virgin Australia Velocity.

Not seen means AwardTool hasn't observed this cabin on this route in the last 30 days. It doesn't mean the airline has no seats. Dates seen counts departure dates with an open award in that cabin at any price; newest observation is the latest time AwardTool saw one of them. Seats is the count the program reported when we observed it; some programs report at most 9.

Observed first-class award examples

Awards AwardTool observed for departures in the next 60 days (one way, per traveler)
DepartureProgramPoints + taxesSeatsStopsObserved (UTC)
Qantas Frequent Flyer205,000 pts + $884.9411 stopCheck this date

Prices are one-way per traveler: the program's points or miles plus taxes and carrier fees in USD, as AwardTool observed them in the observation window. Award space changes constantly. A seat we saw may be gone, and space we haven't seen may exist. Always confirm with a live search before transferring points; most transfers can't be reversed.

How often first-class award space showed up

Departure dates in the next 365 days that AwardTool checked for each program in the last 30 days, how many had first-class award space at any price, and the latest departure with space.

ProgramDates with spaceShare of dates checkedLatest departure with space
Qantas Frequent Flyer3 of 319%
Etihad Guest1 of 313%

Lowest first class award by month and program

Each program's lowest one-way first-class award by departure month, in its own points or miles; taxes vary. — means the program showed no first-class space that month.

Lowest prices among the dates we observed, by departure month. A record, not a forecast.
Program
Qantas Frequent Flyerpoints205,000205,000
Etihad Guestmiles—256,000

Airlines seen in first class

Airlines that appeared on the award itineraries AwardTool observed, and the programs that showed them.

  • Emirates (EK): Qantas Frequent Flyer
  • Etihad Airways (EY): Etihad Guest
  • KLM (KL): Etihad Guest

First class on nearby routes

The lowest first-class award AwardTool observed on related routes, as each route's page shows it: the return direction, other airports in the same cities, and more routes from Budapest (BUD) and to Singapore (SIN). One way, in the program's points or miles; taxes are on each route's page.

RouteLowest observedProgramDates seen
Singapore (SIN) to Budapest (BUD)Return direction112,500 AviosQatar Airways Privilege Club3
Budapest (BUD) to San Francisco (SFO)Also from BUD59,531 milesLufthansa Miles & More12
Budapest (BUD) to Dubai (DXB)Also from BUD123,200 pointsNonstopQantas Frequent Flyer121
Budapest (BUD) to Los Angeles (LAX)Also from BUD85,000 pointsAlaska Atmos Rewards79
Budapest (BUD) to Washington Dulles (IAD)Also from BUD55,937 milesLufthansa Miles & More37
Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) to Singapore (SIN)Also to SIN120,000 pointsAir Canada Aeroplan240
New Delhi (DEL) to Singapore (SIN)Also to SIN95,000 pointsAir Canada Aeroplan249
London Heathrow (LHR) to Singapore (SIN)Also to SIN179,800 pointsNonstopQantas Frequent Flyer29

Points that transfer to these programs

Bank points to program miles or points: ratio and typical transfer time
ProgramAmexBiltCapital OneChaseCitiWells Fargo
Etihad Guest—1:1 · Instant1:1 · ~1 day—1:1 · Instant—
Qantas Frequent Flyer1:1 · Instant—1:1 · ~1-2 days—1:1 · Instant—

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Questions about first-class award flights from Budapest (BUD) to Singapore (SIN)

What's the lowest first-class award from Budapest (BUD) to Singapore (SIN)?

205,000 points + $884.94 with Qantas Frequent Flyer. Seen Oct 16, 2026, 10:53 UTC for a Nov 10, 2026 departure. Qantas Frequent Flyer showed first-class award space on 3 departure dates at any price (newest observation Oct 16, 2026, 10:53 UTC). Search live before transferring points.

Which programs had first-class award space from Budapest (BUD) to Singapore (SIN)?

Qantas Frequent Flyer (3 dates) and Etihad Guest (1 date), in the last 30 days.

Is there nonstop first-class award space from Budapest (BUD) to Singapore (SIN)?

AwardTool hasn't observed nonstop first-class award space on this route in the last 30 days. That doesn't mean nonstop space never appears.

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How this page is built

These figures come from AwardTool's cached award searches across 29 loyalty programs. A value counts only when AwardTool observed it in the last 30 days, for departures within 365 days of the data date. Each price is the lowest one-way award seen per passenger, in the program's points or miles, with taxes and fees in USD. A missing value means AwardTool hasn't seen that award recently, not that none exists. The date-by-date calendar is in the app: a limited window on the free plan and 365 days with Pro.

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