Is mySQupgrade a bidding system, and does the offer cover everyone in my booking?
Singapore Airlines currently describes mySQupgrade as a fixed-price purchase, not a negotiable bid. The price is per passenger, and a purchase applies to all passengers in the same booking for the selected flight. Eligible flights can be chosen separately. The online option closes nine hours before departure; an airport inquiry afterward is subject to availability, not an extension of the online offer.

What this answer depends on
- Current mySQupgrade process for eligible Singapore Airlines-issued and operated flights; not all fares or partner flights
- Unlike an upgrade bid, the displayed mySQupgrade amount is fixed. Decide whether the offered cabin and total amount meet your needs; there is no supported tactic of entering a lower bid in this process. An invitation still does not guarantee inventory will remain available.
- Separate flight selection does not mean separate passenger selection within the same booking. The published process applies the per-person amount to everyone in the booking on the selected flight. A request involving only selected travelers needs airline help before proceeding.
- Singapore Airlines describes mySQupgrade as a fixed, non-negotiable price rather than a bid.
- mySQupgrade prices are per passenger and apply to all passengers in the booking for separately selected eligible flights.
- The online mySQupgrade option closes nine hours before departure, after which airport inquiries remain availability-dependent.
- mySQupgrade requires eligible Singapore Airlines-issued and operated flights and excludes specified fares including Economy Lite/Value and Premium Economy Lite.
Important exceptions
- Only eligible tickets and flights qualify; the source lists fare exclusions including Economy Lite/Value and Premium Economy Lite. No fare price, guaranteed airport upgrade or success outcome is promised. Partner-issued or partner-operated journeys must not be assumed eligible.
More booking questions
Can I negotiate a lower offer like an upgrade bid?
No. Singapore Airlines describes the current mySQupgrade price as fixed and non-negotiable.
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