About 140 Aircraft
A rounded reference fleet figure for Singapore Airlines; current totals can differ.
Hub: Singapore (SIN)
Reference location for the airline's main hub.
Public Positions
See Singapore Airlines aircraft when usable public ADS-B telemetry and metadata are available.
Open Access
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About Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines is listed in the PocketWorld reference catalog as an airline based in Singapore, using IATA code SQ and the hub reference Singapore (SIN). Corporate structure, route networks, alliance membership and service details can change, so this profile avoids treating promotional or ranking claims as current facts.
Singapore Airlines Fleet & Operations
- IATA Code: SQ
- Country: Singapore
- Main Hub: Singapore (SIN)
- Rounded Fleet Reference: about 140 aircraft
Recent Singapore Airlines (SQ/SIA) aircraft observations
Up to 20 reported aircraft associated with this airline, newest first, with report ages no greater than five minutes.
Retained snapshot: .
| Callsign / ICAO24 | Reported route | Aircraft | Altitude | Speed | Report time (UTC) | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SIA338 | — → — | A359 | 43,575 ft | 517 kt | adsbfi | |
| SIA302 | — → — | A359 | 2,700 ft | 235 kt | adsbfi | |
| SIA392 | — → — | A359 | 30,175 ft | 466 kt | adsbfi | |
| SIA478 | — → — | A359 | 30,950 ft | 504 kt | adsbfi | |
| SIA318 | — → — | B77W | 3,225 ft | 173 kt | adsbfi | |
| SIA447 | — → — | — | 26,200 ft | 474 kt | opensky | |
| SIA355 | — → — | A359 | 40,400 ft | 543 kt | opensky | |
| SIA312 | — → — | — | 34,000 ft | 509 kt | opensky | |
| SIA309 | — → — | — | 43,200 ft | 495 kt | opensky | |
| SIA403 | — → — | A388 | 41,325 ft | 499 kt | opensky | |
| SIA517 | — → — | — | 22,600 ft | 428 kt | opensky | |
| SIA24 | — → — | A359 | 41,300 ft | 490 kt | opensky | |
| SIA23 | — → — | — | 40,875 ft | 511 kt | opensky | |
| SIA366 | — → — | A359 | 11,800 ft | 308 kt | opensky | |
| SIA297 | — → — | A359 | 41,625 ft | 524 kt | opensky | |
| SIA352 | — → — | A359 | 38,275 ft | 500 kt | opensky | |
| SIA305 | — → — | A359 | 43,075 ft | 502 kt | opensky | |
| SIA356 | — → — | A359 | 34,000 ft | 502 kt | opensky | |
| SIA26 | — → — | — | 30,000 ft | 499 kt | opensky | |
| SIA324 | — → — | — | 30,000 ft | 502 kt | opensky |
Association uses reported airline metadata or a callsign prefix, not a confirmed operating-carrier or codeshare assignment. Ground reports, stale sources and unknown report ages are excluded. Coverage is partial; missing observations are not proof of no flights.
How to Track Singapore Airlines Flights
The button opens the global flight map. Use its search field to search for a callsign or try the airline code SIA; it does not automatically select this airline. When a recent observation is listed above, its aircraft link opens that reported aircraft on the map. Results depend on available public telemetry and metadata.
What the Singapore Airlines tracker can confirm
This profile uses airline code SQ, the reference hub Singapore (SIN), and a rounded fleet figure of 140 aircraft to help identify Singapore Airlines traffic on the map. Fleet totals and route networks change as aircraft are delivered, stored, leased or retired, so they are descriptive reference values rather than a live company filing.
PocketWorld displays aircraft only when a usable public ADS-B observation and enough metadata are available. A missing flight does not mean that it was cancelled, and a callsign match does not replace the operating airline's schedule or status page.
Data sources
Rows retain the supplied public-provider source and UTC report time. This is a partial observation sample, not a complete airline flight list or an official flight-status service.
Frequently asked questions
How do I track a Singapore Airlines flight?
Open the map and search for a reported callsign or an airline code such as SIA. Results depend on available public telemetry and metadata.
How many Singapore Airlines flights are in the air right now?
The visible count changes with public ADS-B coverage and metadata. It is not a complete count of all airborne SQ flights.
How current is the tracking data?
Read the observation timestamp for each aircraft. Provider latency, receiver coverage and transponder behavior affect freshness and completeness.