EWR to SIN: Newark – Singapore

Flight Distance & Nonstop Range Analysis

Distance
8,281 nm
15,336 km
Origin
Newark Liberty International
Destination
Singapore Changi Airport
The Singapore–Newark route is one of the longest nonstop commercial flights operated, requiring an aircraft like the Airbus A350-900ULR with modified fuel capacity.

ETOPS required. This route crosses extended over-water or remote terrain. Twin-engine jets need ETOPS approval - most modern widebodies hold ETOPS-180 or higher. Learn more about ETOPS.

Can it fly nonstop?

Aircraft Full cabin Half load Est. flight time
Boeing 777X-9 ~ Marginal ✓ Yes 16h 54m
Boeing 777-200LR ~ Marginal ✓ Yes 16h 54m
Airbus A350-1000 ~ Marginal ✓ Yes 16h 58m
Airbus A350-900 ~ Marginal ✓ Yes 16h 58m
Airbus A380-800 ~ Marginal ✓ Yes 16h 58m
Boeing 787-8 ~ Marginal ~ Marginal 16h 58m
Airbus A330-900 ~ Marginal ~ Marginal 17h 15m
Boeing 777-200ER ~ Marginal ~ Marginal 16h 54m
Boeing 787-9 ~ Marginal ~ Marginal 16h 58m
Airbus A330-200 ~ Marginal ~ Marginal 17h 37m
Boeing 777-300ER ~ Marginal ~ Marginal 16h 54m
Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental ~ Marginal ~ Marginal 16h 34m
Airbus A330-300 ~ Marginal ~ Marginal 17h 37m
Boeing 787-10 ~ Marginal ~ Marginal 16h 58m

Flight times are still-air estimates at typical cruise speed. Headwinds and tailwinds can add or subtract 30–90 minutes on long-haul routes. "Marginal" means the aircraft can technically reach the destination at reduced load but has little fuel margin.

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EWR → LHR Newark – London EWR → CDG Newark – Paris LAX → SIN Los Angeles – Singapore LHR → SIN London – Singapore CDG → SIN Paris – Singapore FRA → SIN Frankfurt – Singapore

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