Singapore Airlines Dubai flights cancelled until 1 December 2026

By Amigo Travel & Tourism LLC · Checked 2 October 2026

Singapore Airlines has extended cancellations on its Singapore–Dubai route. The airline’s advisory, updated on 1 October 2026, lists flights SQ494 and SQ495 as cancelled until 1 December 2026.

Which Singapore Airlines flights between Dubai and Singapore are affected?

The current notice names these two flight numbers:

Singapore Airlines says these services are cancelled until 1 December 2026 because of the geopolitical situation in the Middle East. The notice also says other Singapore Airlines flights may be affected. It does not say that every airline’s Dubai flights, or every Singapore Airlines flight, is cancelled.

What should affected passengers do?

1. Check your exact flight and date. Search the flight number on the Singapore Airlines Flight Status page and review your itinerary. If your trip has a connection, check every segment.
2. Check your booking messages. Review your email and SMS, then use Manage Booking to confirm that the airline has your current contact details and to see the latest booking information.
3. Ask about your ticket options. Singapore Airlines says affected customers may seek a full refund of the unused portion of their ticket. If you booked directly with the airline, use its assistance request form. If an agent or partner airline issued your ticket, contact that seller for help.
4. Wait for confirmation before going to the airport. A search result or old itinerary may not reflect the latest change. Follow the airline’s direct notification and flight-status updates.

The refund described by the airline applies to the unused portion of the ticket. The amount and process can depend on which parts of the itinerary have been used and who issued the ticket, so ask the airline or ticketing agent to confirm your specific booking.

Frequently asked questions

Are all Singapore Airlines flights to Dubai cancelled?

The 1 October notice specifically lists SQ494 and SQ495. Singapore Airlines also says that other flights may be affected, so check each flight in your itinerary using the airline’s current status information.

Can I get a refund for a cancelled Singapore Airlines Dubai flight?

The airline says affected customers can seek a full refund of the unused portion of their ticket. Customers who booked directly with Singapore Airlines should use its assistance request channel. Those who booked through an agent or partner airline should contact that company.

Will the Singapore–Dubai service resume on 2 December?

The current advisory says the named flights are cancelled until 1 December 2026. It does not confirm a restart date. Check the airline’s schedule and your booking again before buying a ticket for a later date.

What if my ticket includes a connection?

Check every flight in the booking, including onward and return sectors. Contact the airline or the agency that issued the ticket before purchasing a separate replacement itinerary.

Official sources and live updates

• Singapore Airlines advisory on Middle East flight changes — updated 1 October 2026.
• Singapore Airlines Flight Status — check by flight number and date.
• Singapore Airlines Manage Booking — review your itinerary and contact details.
• Singapore Airlines Assistance Request Form — for affected customers who booked directly with the airline.
• Channel NewsAsia report — independent coverage published 1 October 2026.

Travel advisories can change. This article was checked on 2 October 2026 using the airline advisory updated on 1 October 2026. Singapore Airlines and your ticket issuer are the final sources for your booking.

Need help planning around a flight disruption? Explore Amigo Travel’s flight support or contact our Dubai team. For a cancelled ticket, first contact the airline or agent that issued it.