British Airways to bring back the A380 on the London - Singapore route

British Airways is gearing up to bring back its flagship Airbus A380 on the route between London's Heathrow (LHR/EGLL) and Singapore (SIN/WSSS), boosting long-haul connections between England, South Africa, and one of Asia’s top aviation hubs. 

Starting on the 7th of September 2026, the superjumbo will once again fly the London Heathrow–Singapore Changi route, coinciding with Singapore’s passport being ranked among the strongest globally, further cementing the city-state’s reputation as a premium gateway for travelers from India, Europe, and beyond.

The A380’s return will be short-lived however, as it will only be running from the 7th of September 2026 to the 16th of March 2027.

The airline runs two daily flights on this route, using Boeing 777 and Boeing 787 aircraft, with the 787 flights continuing on to Sydney Australia. 

Come September Singapore will be served by three A380 operators: Qantas, Singapore Airlines, and British Airways.

Flight Schedule (all times local)

From the 7th of September 2026.
London Heathrow - Singapore (A380-800)

Flight BA11 departs London at 19:25 and arrives in Singapore at 16:05 +1 day.
Flight BA12 departs Singapore at 23:20 and arrives in London at 06:35 +1 day.

London Heathrow - Singapore - Sydney (B787-9):

Continues to Sydney (SYD/YSSY). Boeing 777 to be deployed from October 2026.

Flight BA15 departs London at 22.00 and arrives in Singapore at 18:40 +1 day.

Flight BA15 departs Singapore at 20.20 and arrives in Sydney at 06.05 +1 day. 

Flight BA16 departs Sydney at 14.35 and arrives in Singapore at 21.00. 

Flight BA16 departs Singapore at 22.40 and arrives in London at 05.35 +1 day.

British Airways operates a fleet of 12 Airbus A380-841 aircraft with 469 Seats.

Seat Configuration: 

14 First Class

97 Business Class

55 Premium Economy

303 Economy Class