Scoot Kickstarts a Ten-tastic Anniversary with its Largest Network Sale Ever
2 June 2022, Singapore – Scoot, the low-cost subsidiary of Singapore Airlines (SIA), celebrates ten years of flights this June and, to kick off celebrations, has launched its biggest-ever network sale.
Well-known for offering great value airfares, a wide network and its unique “Scootitude”, Scoot has grown from a single aircraft and route to now serving 73 destinations1 with 59 aircraft. Over the last decade, Scoot has carried more than 65 million guests.
In celebration of the 10-year milestone, Scoot is offering more than 226,000 super-discounted seats across its network – even to the very newest addition, Jeju! Fare deals start from MYR 69 to Singapore, MYR 169 to Jakarta, MYR 499 to Melbourne and MYR 589 to Seoul (one way, tax inclusive). So, dust off your luggage, cameras and passports, and prepare to build new memories, gain novel travel experiences and scoot to your destination of choice.
Keeping that Scootitude flair – a passion for fun, travel, individuality and pushing boundaries – Scoot seeks to continuously provide customers with world-class flight services that are low-cost but high-value. In addition to enjoying great airfares, Scoot customers now have greater access to the well-established world-class loyalty programme, KrisFlyer, through which members can look forward to faster upgrades to higher membership tiers and unlock rewards earlier, amongst other enhanced benefits.
As Scoot enters its second decade, Scoot remains committed to its mission of providing great value airfares for the young, young at heart and cost-conscious across an ever-expanding network, while upholding the highest standards of safety, reliability and authenticity. For more Scootitude, and details on the sweetest travel deals, visit flyscoot.com today and get ready to change that Out-of-Office message to “Gone Scootin’”.
Scootin’ Through The Years
2012: Scoot flight TZ2 took to the skies, scootin’ passengers from sunny Singapore to bustling Sydney, marking the airline’s inaugural flight. In the same year, Scoot launched flights to destinations including the Gold Coast, Tianjin, Taipei and Bangkok amongst others.
2013: Scoot fuelled K-wave dreams with the launch of flights to Seoul, South Korea.
2014: Scoot served three million passengers within two years of operations.
2015: Scoot welcomed the delivery of its first Boeing 787 Dreamliner, “Dream Start”, and celebrated Singapore’s 50th anniversary with a specially liveried aircraft.
2016: Scoot announced its merger with Tigerair, expanding its network to a host of new destinations in Asia and India.
2017: Scoot introduced its first long-haul flight service to Athens and marked its 50 millionth customer.
2018: Scoot became the first airline in Asia to launch a transactional chatbot to enhance our customer experience.
2019: In keeping with its commitment to make travel accessible for all, Scoot removed payment processing fees globally for all bookings made on its direct channels in September. In the same month, Scoot was named “Best Low-Cost Carrier” for the Asia Pacific region at the 30th Annual TTG Travel Awards, and a month later, won the “Best Low-Cost Carrier” award at the Travel Weekly Asia 2019 Readers’ Choice Awards.
2020: Scoot launched ScootHub, its one-stop in-flight portal that enables customers to order meals and shop on board their flights at their own convenience on their mobile devices. This supported a contactless, low-touch journey amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
2021: Scoot inducted the first Airbus A321neo into its fleet, aptly named Wings of Change, signifying the airline’s resilience and ability to weather through challenges. Scoot continued to be recognised as a trailblazer and was named ‘World’s Best Long Haul Low-Cost Airline’ by Skytrax, and was the world’s first low-cost carrier to attain the highest ratings for both the APEX Health Safety powered by SimpliFlying and Covid-19 Airline Safety Rating audits by Skytrax.
For more information on Scoot, visit www.flyscoot.com/en, or view the Scoot flight schedule here.
1 Due to prevailing travel restrictions in certain destinations, Scoot’s network comprises 46 active flight services as of 2 June 2022
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