What refund options does SIA offer for unused ticket portions?

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SIA offers a full refund for the unused portion of affected tickets.

Singapore Airlines said customers whose flights were cancelled because of Typhoon Noul can request a full refund for the unused portion of their tickets. Passengers who booked through travel agents or partner airlines were told to contact those providers directly.
The refund applies to the unused part of the ticket

The airline’s offer covers only the unused portion of the ticket, not necessarily the entire itinerary. That applies to passengers affected by the cancelled flights between Singapore, Shenzhen and Hong Kong on July 25 and 26.
Affected passengers were also told to check for updates

SIA advised passengers to check its website for the latest flight information, as further changes may be announced. The cancelled flights included SQ856 from Singapore to Shenzhen on July 25, SQ855 from Shenzhen to Singapore on July 26, and SQ899 from Hong Kong to Singapore on July 26.
Bookings through agents or partner airlines are handled separately

Passengers who made their bookings through travel agents or partner airlines were instructed to contact those parties directly. That means the refund process may depend on where the ticket was originally purchased.
Scoot also offered either rebooking or a refund

Scoot, another Singapore-based carrier affected by the storm, cancelled TR128 and TR129 between Singapore and Shantou on July 25. It offered affected passengers the option to rebook or receive a full refund.

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