7 Free Things Muslim Travellers Can Ask on a Singapore Airlines Flight

Flying with Singapore Airlines? Muslim travellers can enjoy various free services that make their journey more comfortable and convenient. From halal meals to cosy blankets, these little extras help ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience—especially on long-haul flights. Here’s a list of free things you can request on your next trip!

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1. Special Halal meals for dietary needs

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Singapore Airlines offers a variety of special meals, including halal-certified options, vegetarian, gluten-free, and even baby meals. Ordering a halal meal ensures you get food that meets your dietary and religious requirements rather than settling for standard options.

📌 How to get it: Special meals must be pre-ordered through the airline’s website or a travel agent. If you forgot to order, ask a flight attendant if they have extra halal meal options, though availability may be limited.

2. Free snacks between meals

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Feeling hungry before the next meal service? The airline provides free snacks like instant noodles, Kit Kat, Milo, or nuts to keep you satisfied—perfect for when you need a quick bite during a long flight, especially during non-fasting hours outside of Ramadan.

📌 How to get it: Simply request snacks from a flight attendant when they are not busy.

3. Free blankets, pillows, and socks

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Long-haul flights can be exhausting, and staying comfortable is important—especially if you plan to rest before landing for Fajr or another prayer. Singapore Airlines provides free pillows, blankets, and even socks to keep you warm and cosy during the flight.

📌 How to get it: Blankets and pillows are usually placed on long-haul flights, but if you don’t see them at your seat, just ask a crew member. Socks are sometimes included in amenity kits but can also be requested separately.

4. Free travel essentials kits

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For Muslim travellers who want to freshen up before praying or before landing, Singapore Airlines offers amenity kits with essentials like a toothbrush, toothpaste, and eye masks. These can be especially useful on overnight flights.

📌 How to get it: These kits are usually given out on long-haul flights, but if you don’t receive one, just ask a flight attendant.

5. Free playing cards and activity kits for kids

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Travelling with children? Keeping them entertained can be a challenge, but Singapore Airlines provides free playing cards and activity kits that include colouring books, crayons, and small toys—a great way to keep little ones busy throughout the flight.

📌 How to get it: These are not handed out automatically, so ask a flight attendant early in the flight, as supplies may be limited.

6. Free hot towels

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Before takeoff and during meal services, passengers receive warm towels to freshen up. This small luxury can be refreshing, especially before prayer or after a long journey.

📌 How to get it: If you miss the hot towel service or want another one, just ask a flight attendant.

7. Free Wi-Fi for some passengers

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Staying connected in the air is important, especially for Muslim travellers who may want to check prayer times, find Qibla direction apps, or stay in touch with family. Singapore Airlines offers complimentary Wi-Fi to passengers who sign up for a KrisFlyer account.

📌 How to get it: Ensure your KrisFlyer membership number is included in your flight booking by check-in to enjoy free Wi-Fi. Be sure to check data limits or availability based on your travel class.

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