Qantas takes off from the Top End to Singapore

“The launch of Qantas’ Darwin-Singapore service is a game changer, strengthening our international reach and unlocking new opportunities for business, tourism, and trade. ADG remains committed to working with our airline partners to create more travel options and economic benefits for our community.”

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Today marks a major milestone for the Northern Territory’s global connectivity as Qantas launches its inaugural Darwin-Singapore service.

This new route adds over 70,000 seats annually, providing Territorians with a one-stop gateway to Asia and Europe—the fastest way to travel to London.

For international visitors, the direct connection makes it easier than ever to start their Australian adventure in Darwin, bypassing other major capital cities and saving valuable travel time.

Key highlights of the new service:

  • 4 flights per week with Qantas’ Boeing 737-800 fleet
  • Seamless connections to London and beyond via Singapore
  • Boosting trade, business, and tourism links between NT and Asia
  • Adding over 70,000 new seats to the Singapore mega hub


Rob Porter GAICD, Executive General Manager – Airports, ADG: “The launch of Qantas’ Darwin-Singapore service is a game changer, strengthening our international reach and unlocking new opportunities for business, tourism, and trade. ADG remains committed to working with our airline partners to create more travel options and economic benefits for our community.”

Book your flight today at qantas.com or via your preferred travel agent.

This is just the beginning of an exciting year for air travel in the Northern Territory.

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