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T’way Air Launches Flights From SG To Jeju, So You Can Skip Layovers & Go Straight To Island Life

T’way Air direct flights from Singapore to Jeju


For all those who dread long layovers and having to hop on multiple flights just to get somewhere new, here’s something to make your life easier. From 15th August 2025, T’way Air is launching direct flights from Singapore to Jeju – that means no more pit stops in Seoul just to get to your seaside cafes, waterfalls, and scenic hikes.

Note: Prices and information are accurate at the time of writing, and are subject to change.


What’s T’way Air?



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T’way Air is Korea’s leading budget airline. For a while now, it has been the go-to for Singaporeans flying direct to Seoul – comfy enough to catch some shut-eye, and easy on your wallet too. Now, they’re stepping up their game by adding direct flights to Jeju.


What to expect on T’way Air’s direct flights from Singapore to Jeju?


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Tickets are already available for booking for travels till October 2025, and start from around S$250.20 one-way. If you’re eyeing an EOY trip, expect prices to be a bit steeper – it’s peak travel season with autumn’s famous foliage drawing crowds, so getaways usually see a price hike.

Unlike T’way Air’s Seoul flights, where you can snag Business class seats on a budget airline, the direct Jeju route only offers Economy class seats for now.


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There’s just 1 direct flight daily, leaving Singapore at 2.15am and landing in Jeju at 9.20am local time. Flight time is roughly 6 hours and 5 minutes – enough time to catch some Zs and arrive ready for the day ahead.

Baggage-wise, you get 15kg of free checked-in luggage with the basic fare, but the pricier tickets bump that up to 23kg. Carry-on allowance is 10kg across all fares.


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Make sure to load up your shows or podcasts before takeoff, as there’s no in-flight entertainment on a budget airline. On the bright side, there are snacks and meals available for purchase if your stomach starts growling mid-flight.


Giveaway for free flights from Singapore to Jeju


To celebrate their new direct route, T’way Air is giving away 2 round-trip tickets from Singapore to Jeju. The giveaway’s running from now till 12th June 2025, so jio your travel buddy and try your luck. Your next holiday might just be free.


Your Jeju getaway is settled, thanks to T’way Air



Image credit: @twayair via Instagram

With T’way Air’s direct flights to Jeju, there’s officially 1 less excuse not to book that Korea trip you’ve been “thinking about” since last year. Flights are wallet-friendly, and the views in Jeju are 10/10 – just don’t blame us when you come back with regrets about not staying longer.

Book T’way Air’s direct flights from Singapore to Jeju

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Cover image adapted from: @you_ta_aviation & @tway_singapore via Instagram

Wei Yin

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