Dreaming of a quick escape? Scoot is making it easier with fresh direct routes to three exciting destinations—Phu Quoc in Vietnam, Padang in Indonesia, and Shantou in China.
From December 20, 2024, Scoot will begin flying to Phu Quoc with its efficient Embraer E190-E2 aircraft. Initially offering three flights a week, the frequency will increase to five flights per week by January 25, 2025, ensuring you have more options to soak up the sun on this tropical island. One-way Economy Class fares start at just S$135.
Looking to explore Indonesia? Starting January 6, 2025, you can catch a direct flight to Padang, also on the Embraer E190-E2 aircraft, with four flights per week. Fares here start from a wallet-friendly S$119 one-way.
For those with their sights set on China, Scoot’s flights to Shantou will begin on January 16, 2025. These flights will be operated on the Airbus A320, with three weekly services. Fares to Shantou begin at S$169.
All flights to these new destinations are available for booking now via the Scoot website and mobile app, with more booking channels to be added soon.
In addition to these exciting new routes, Scoot is adjusting its network to better serve its customers by optimizing its fleet. This includes boosting the number of flights to popular locations:
- Jakarta will see 19 weekly flights starting November 24, 2024.
- Koh Samui will have 21 weekly flights from December 20, 2024.
- Davao will have daily flights from December 22, 2024.
- Vientiane will enjoy five weekly flights from February 9, 2025.
On the flip side, Scoot will also suspend its services to Nanchang after February 14, 2025.
So, whether you’re looking for a beach vacation, an adventure in Indonesia, or a cultural exploration in China, Scoot’s new routes offer something for every traveler at great prices.
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