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Singapore to Danang Flight Distance

Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) to Da Nang International Airport (DAD)

Medium HaulNorth-Northeast (16°)Direct flights available
Primary sources · 6
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1,050
Miles
1,689
Kilometers
912
Nautical miles
2h 39m
Flight time
Route Distance Scale1,689 km of 18,000 km max
0Short <1,500kmMedium <4,000kmLong <12,000kmUltra-Long

Your Route Summary

SIN
Origin
Singapore Changi Airport
Singapore, Singapore
1.3502°, 103.9940°
DAD
Destination
Da Nang International Airport
Danang, Vietnam
16.0439°, 108.1990°

What This Means For Your Trip

Flight Duration: At 1,050 miles, this medium-haul flight will take approximately 2h 39m. Consider bringing a book or downloading entertainment for the journey.

Time Adjustment: Danang is 1 hour behind Singapore. You should experience minimal jet lag.

Environmental Impact: An economy class seat produces approximately 263 kg of CO2. Consider carbon offset programs if environmental impact is a concern.

Flight Options: 3 airlines serve this route, giving you options for schedule and price comparison.

Complete Flight Analysis

MetricValueCategory / Reference
Distance (Miles)1,050 miPrimary frequent flyer unit
Distance (Kilometers)1,689 kmInternational standard
Distance (Nautical Miles)912 nmAviation standard
Flight Time2h 39mBased on 850 km/h cruise + ground time
Route ClassificationMEDIUM HAULMedium-haul flight (1,500 - 4,000 km)
Flight Direction16° NNENorth-Northeast
Cruising Altitude37,000 ftFL370 (11,278 m)
Time Difference-1hJet lag: none
CO2 (Economy)263 kgDEFRA 2024 factors
CO2 (Business)764 kg2.9x economy
CO2 (First Class)1054 kg4x economy
Trees to Offset24Economy class, per passenger
Fuel per Passenger51 L~9,180 L total (180 pax)
Operating Airlines3Direct flights available

Tips for This Route

Book Early
Book 3-6 weeks ahead for competitive fares on this route.
Best Window Seat
Choose the right side for views with less sun glare on this north-northeast flight.
Adjust Your Clock
Minimal time change—no special preparation needed.
Pack Smart
Short flight—light carry-on with essentials is sufficient.
Offset Your Impact
Consider offsetting 263 kg CO2 through verified programs—equivalent to planting 24 trees.
Compare Prices
Check multiple booking sites and set price alerts for the best fares.
SIN
DEPARTURE

Singapore Changi Airport

Singapore, Singapore

IATA / ICAO
SIN / WSSS
Elevation
22 ft (7 m)
Local Time
03:54 AM
GMT+8
Coordinates
1.3502°, 103.9940°
View full airport details
DAD
ARRIVAL-1h from departure

Da Nang International Airport

Danang, Vietnam

IATA / ICAO
DAD / VVDN
Elevation
33 ft (10 m)
Local Time
02:54 AM
GMT+7
Coordinates
16.0439°, 108.1990°
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Airlines Flying This Route

3 airlines operate flights between Singapore and Danang.

MI
SilkAir
Singapore
SQ
Singapore Airlines Cargo
Singapore
VA
Virgin Australia
Australia

Flight Details

Cruising Altitude
37,000 ft (11,278 m)
FL370
Flight Direction
North-Northeast
Initial bearing: 16°
Route Type
Medium-haul flight (1,500 - 4,000 km)
Typical Aircraft
Airbus A321Boeing 737 MAXAirbus A320neo
Fuel Consumption
51 L per passenger
~9,180 L total (180 passengers)
Geographic Context
Route stays within the Northern Hemisphere
Both airports are in the Northern Hemisphere. Both airports are in the Eastern Hemisphere.

Flight Midpoint

The geographic midpoint of this flight is located at:

Latitude
8° 42' 10.1" N
8.7028°
Longitude
106° 3' 18.1" E
106.0550°
Halfway Point
525 mi
80 min into flight

Carbon Emissions by Cabin Class

CO2 emissions vary by cabin class due to seat space allocation. Based on DEFRA 2024 emission factors.

Economy
263 kg
CO2e: 501 kg
Premium Economy
422 kg
CO2e: 801 kg
Business
764 kg
CO2e: 1452 kg
First Class
1054 kg
CO2e: 2002 kg
Carbon Offset
To offset an economy class seat, plant approximately 24 trees.Equivalent to 0.5 months of average person's carbon footprint

Jet Lag & Travel Tips

Jet Lag Severity
none
Time Zone Change
1 hour back
Flying westward
Tips for This Journey
  • Minimal time difference - jet lag unlikely

Seat Recommendations

Best Window for Views
right Side
Sun will be on the right (east/south) side
Recommendation
Either side offers good views on northbound flights

Distance in Perspective

1
4.2% of Earth's circumference
2
228 flights of this distance would reach the Moon
3
Comparable to New York to Miami (1,756 km)
4
1.4 hours at the speed of sound

Distance & Speed Reference

MeasurementValue
Statute Miles1,050 mi
Kilometers1,689 km
Nautical Miles912 nm
Meters1,689,000 m
Feet5,544,000 ft
Flight Time (850 km/h)2h 39m
Driving Time (80 km/h avg)21 hours

Travel Speed Comparison

How long would it take to cover the 1,689 km between Singapore and Danang at different speeds?

ModeSpeedTime
Commercial Jet850 km/h2h 39m
Turboprop Aircraft500 km/h3h 23m
Bullet Train320 km/h5h 17m
Car (highway)100 km/h16h 53m
Walking5 km/h338h (14 days)
Speed of Sound1,235 km/h1h 22m

Round Trip Summary

2,100
total miles
3,378
total km
5h 18m
total flight time
526
kg CO2 (economy)
View Return Flight: DAD to SIN

Quick Facts

Distance1,050 mi
Flight Time2h 39m
Route Typemedium haul
DirectionNNE
AltitudeFL370
Time Diff-1h
CO2 (Economy)263 kg
Airlines3

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Singapore from Danang?

The flight distance from Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) to Da Nang International Airport (DAD) is 1,050 miles (1,689 km). This is the great circle distance calculated using the Vincenty formula.

How long is the flight?

A direct flight takes approximately 2h 39m. This is a medium-haul flight typically cruising at 37,000 feet (FL370).

What is the time difference?

Danang is 1 hour behind Singapore.

What airlines fly this route?

3 airlines operate this route: SilkAir, Singapore Airlines Cargo, Virgin Australia.

What is the carbon footprint?

Economy class: 263 kg CO2 per passenger. Business class: 764 kg. First class: 1054 kg. Offset with ~24 trees.

Which seat side is best?

For this North-Northeast flight, the right side offers the best views away from sun glare.

Can I drive from Singapore to Danang instead of flying?

While driving is technically possible at 1,689 km, it would take approximately 21 hours of non-stop driving. Flying saves you significant time, reducing travel to just 2h 39m.

What aircraft typically fly this route?

This medium-haul route is typically served by Airbus A321, Boeing 737 MAX, Airbus A320neo aircraft. A mix of narrow-body and wide-body aircraft may operate this route depending on demand.

How can I offset the carbon from this flight?

An economy class seat on this route produces 263 kg CO2. You can offset this by planting approximately 24 trees, purchasing verified carbon credits through programs like Gold Standard or Verra, or supporting renewable energy projects. Many airlines also offer built-in carbon offset options during booking.

External Resources & References

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