
Airline | Departure Time | Arrival Time | Origin airport | Destination airport | |
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Scoot | 07:00 | 08:15 | Singapore (SIN) | Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) | Book flight |
Scoot | 08:40 | 10:05 | Singapore (SIN) | Penang (PEN) | Book flight |
Scoot | 12:35 | 13:50 | Singapore (SIN) | Ipoh (IPH) | Book flight |
Scoot | 12:50 | 14:25 | Singapore (SIN) | Bangkok (BKK) | Book flight |
Scoot | 16:25 | 17:50 | Singapore (SIN) | Yogyakarta (YIA) | Book flight |
Scoot | 20:30 | 21:25 | Singapore (SIN) | Jakarta (CGK) | Book flight |
Scoot | 20:30 | 21:45 | Singapore (SIN) | Kuala Lumpur (KUL) | Book flight |
Scoot | 21:15 | 00:05 (+1 day) | Singapore (SIN) | Bali / Denpasar (DPS) | Book flight |
Scoot | 22:15 | 01:05 (+1 day) | Jakarta (CGK) | Singapore (SIN) | Book flight |
Scoot | 23:05 | 07:05 (+1 day) | Singapore (SIN) | Tokyo (NRT) | Book flight |
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Here are the steps to book Scoot tickets online:
Payments for Scoot tickets can be made via bank transfer, and credit card.
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The Scoot e-ticket serves as proof of your booking for Scoot flights. Show your e-ticket at the Scoot counter during check-in (either at the airport or online) to get your boarding pass. If you do not receive your e-ticket within 60 minutes after making payment, please contact Traveloka Customer Service immediately.
Scoot is Singapore's own low-cost long-haul airline, operating under IATA code TR and ICAO code TGW, headquartered at Changi Airport. Founded in 2011 as a subsidiary of the Singapore Airlines Group, Scoot was created to give the parent company a competitive presence in the fast-growing budget travel segment across Asia-Pacific and beyond. The airline began commercial operations in June 2012 with its inaugural flight from Singapore to Sydney, and has since grown into one of the most recognised low-cost carriers in the region, proudly flying the Singapore flag to destinations across four continents.
In July 2017, Scoot merged with fellow Singapore Airlines subsidiary Tigerair Singapore, consolidating all budget operations under a single Scoot brand. Today, the airline serves dozens of destinations across Asia, Australia, Europe, and the Middle East from its home base at Singapore Changi Airport. Scoot is a member of the Value Alliance, a partnership of low-cost carriers across Asia-Pacific, and its frequent flyers can earn and redeem miles through Singapore Airlines' KrisFlyer programme. Passengers enjoy affordable base fares with the flexibility to customise their trip through paid add-ons for baggage, meals, seat selection, and in-flight entertainment.
Scoot was established to fill a strategic gap in the Singapore Airlines Group's network, targeting price-conscious leisure and business travellers on medium- and long-haul routes out of Singapore. Key milestones in the airline's history include:
Scoot's home hub, Singapore Changi Airport, is consistently ranked among the world's best airports and remains one of Southeast Asia's most important aviation gateways. From Changi, Scoot connects Singapore-based travellers to more than a dozen countries and territories, taking full advantage of the airport's extensive transit facilities. The airline's mission is to inspire travel by keeping fares affordable while maintaining a safe, reliable flying experience for every passenger.
Scoot operates a mixed fleet of wide-body and narrow-body aircraft, giving it the flexibility to serve both short regional hops and long-haul intercontinental routes from Singapore. The fleet includes the following aircraft types:
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet remains a key differentiator for Scoot, making it one of only a handful of low-cost carriers worldwide to operate wide-body aircraft on long-haul sectors. The Dreamliner's composite construction, lower cabin altitude, larger windows, and improved humidity levels all contribute to a more comfortable experience, especially on longer flights out of Singapore. The Airbus A320neo, A321neo, and Embraer E190-E2 aircraft use newer-generation engines that deliver meaningful fuel savings and lower emissions, supporting the airline's ongoing sustainability commitments.
Flying out of its Changi Airport hub, Scoot connects Singapore to destinations across Southeast Asia, East Asia, South Asia, Australia, and selected cities in Europe and the Middle East. Key routes for travellers departing Singapore include:
Beyond these, Scoot also serves Sapporo, Perth, Tianjin, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, Jeju, Jeddah, and Athens, among other destinations. Passengers can take advantage of Scoot's Fly-Thru service on selected connections through Singapore, which allows checked baggage to transfer automatically without the need to collect and re-check luggage. Explore more Scoot routes from Singapore on Traveloka:
As a low-cost carrier, Scoot operates a pay-for-what-you-need model where passengers customise their baggage allowance to match their travel needs. Understanding the policy before you fly helps you avoid unexpected charges at the airport.
Cabin baggage exceeding these limits will be checked in at the gate, and applicable fees may apply.
Buying checked baggage at the time of booking is significantly cheaper than purchasing it at the airport counter, so pre-booking is strongly recommended.
Scoot follows international aviation security regulations set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS). Key restrictions include:
At the counter, staff will verify your travel documents, issue your boarding pass, and accept your checked baggage.
Scoot offers web check-in through its official website, available from 72 hours up to 1 hour before departure. The process allows passengers to:
Passengers who have already checked in online and have no checked baggage can proceed directly to the departure gate at Changi. Mobile check-in is also available via the Scoot app.
Scoot's Economy class suits budget-conscious travellers who want an affordable fare with the flexibility to add extras. Features include:
ScootPlus is Scoot's premium economy product, available on Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights. Included benefits are:
Scoot runs a buy-on-board meal service on most Economy fares, meaning meals are not automatically included. Passengers can pre-order from a rotating menu during booking, which is recommended as popular items sell out quickly, or buy on board using cash or card. Options include Asian and Western meals, halal-certified choices, vegetarian dishes, and snack boxes; ScootPlus fares include a complimentary meal and drink. For entertainment, Scoot offers ScooTV, a wireless streaming system on selected aircraft that lets passengers stream movies, shows, music, and games to their own devices over the onboard Wi-Fi network. On aircraft without ScooTV, passengers are encouraged to download entertainment before departure.
Scoot provides dedicated support for passengers with reduced mobility, visual or hearing impairments, medical conditions, or other accessibility needs, including wheelchair assistance from check-in through disembarkation (request at least 48 hours before departure), priority boarding, and cabin crew trained to help in-flight. Passengers travelling with medical equipment such as portable oxygen concentrators or CPAP machines should contact the airline at least 72 hours before departure. Scoot does not currently offer a dedicated unaccompanied minor service — all children under 12 must be accompanied by a passenger aged 18 or above, while young passengers aged 12 to 17 may travel alone with a signed parental consent form, depending on the destination.
To reschedule a Scoot flight booked through Traveloka, open the Traveloka app or website, go to My Booking, select the booking you wish to modify, choose a new flight date and time, and pay any applicable fare difference and rescheduling fee. Rescheduling flexibility depends on your fare type — FlyBag and FlyBagEat fares generally offer more flexibility, while the base Fly fare has stricter change conditions. Changes must be made a set number of hours before scheduled departure.
Refund eligibility depends on the ticket type. Base Fly fares are generally non-refundable for voluntary cancellations, while higher fare types may allow partial refunds or travel credit. If Scoot cancels a flight, passengers are entitled to a full refund or rebooking on the next available service, and refunds may also be issued as Scoot travel vouchers for future bookings. To request a cancellation or refund, visit your booking details on Traveloka and follow the guided process; processing typically takes 7 to 30 business days depending on the payment method.
Traveloka makes it simple for Singapore travellers to find and book Scoot flights at fair prices. On the platform, you can compare Scoot fares side by side with other airlines flying the same route, filtering by price, departure time, and number of stops to land on the option that works best for your schedule. Booking is backed by an instant e-ticket sent straight to your email and the Traveloka app, so there is no waiting around for confirmation. You can add baggage, meals, seat selection, and travel insurance during checkout, pay conveniently with a credit or debit card, PayNow, GrabPay, or an instalment plan, and reach Traveloka's support team around the clock if you need help with your booking. Members also earn Traveloka Points on every purchase and can set Price Alerts to keep track of fare movements on their favourite Scoot routes.
A few habits can help you stretch your travel budget further when booking Scoot flights on Traveloka. Booking a few weeks ahead of your travel dates generally gives you a wider spread of fare options to choose from than waiting until the last minute. Traveloka's fare calendar lets you compare prices across a whole month at a glance, so you can shift your trip by a few days if that unlocks a better deal, and flying on quieter weekdays rather than weekends can also work in your favour. Setting a Price Alert on your preferred Singapore route means you will be notified the moment fares move, while checking Traveloka's promotions page regularly helps you catch flash sales and seasonal offers. If you are only carrying cabin baggage, Scoot's base Fly fare keeps your ticket cost down, and bundling your flight with a hotel booking on Traveloka can unlock further savings on the overall trip.
Booking a Scoot flight on Traveloka takes just a few steps. Visit traveloka.com or open the Traveloka app and head to the Flights section, then enter your departure city (for example, Singapore) and destination, along with your travel dates and passenger count. Tap Search to view all available flights, sort the results by price, departure time, or duration, and select your preferred Scoot flight. Choose a fare bundle — Fly, FlyBag, or FlyBagEat — based on how much baggage you need, then enter passenger details exactly as they appear on your passport or ID, along with contact information. Add any extras such as additional baggage, seat selection, meals, or travel insurance, review your booking summary including the total fare and taxes, and complete payment using your preferred method, whether that is a credit or debit card, PayNow, GrabPay, or an instalment plan. Your e-ticket will arrive instantly by email and in the Traveloka app, and you are all set to fly with Scoot.
Scoot began operations in June 2012, launched by Singapore Airlines as a low-cost carrier for medium- and long-haul routes, with its first flight departing Changi Airport for Sydney. In 2017 it merged with sister carrier Tigerair, absorbing Tigerair's air operator's certificate and inheriting the TR designator, and today remains a wholly owned subsidiary of the Singapore Airlines Group.
Scoot doesn't run a separate frequent-flyer scheme; it instead plugs into parent Singapore Airlines' KrisFlyer program, a tie-up dating back to 2015. KrisFlyer members can redeem miles for Scoot Economy seats across more than 70 destinations, with award pricing on select regional routes starting from as little as 1,500 miles one-way.
Every Scoot flight routes through Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 1, its sole operating hub since launching in 2012. From Changi the carrier fans out across Southeast Asia, North Asia, Australia and the Indian subcontinent, using the airport's connectivity to feed both its short-haul Airbus routes and its long-haul Dreamliner network.
On its Boeing 787 Dreamliners, Scoot sells ScootBiz, a business-style cabin with recliner seats, extra legroom, in-seat power and a 30kg checked baggage entitlement. Shorter Airbus sectors instead carry ScootPlus, a premium economy product built around a 2-3-2 layout that sits a tier above standard Economy on the same aircraft.
Scoot's long-haul network runs on Boeing 787-8 and 787-9 Dreamliners, chosen for their range and fuel efficiency on routes such as Singapore to Athens. Regional flying is covered by Airbus A320 and A321neo jets, with Embraer E190-E2s recently added for thinner routes, giving Scoot one of the few true widebody fleets among Asian budget carriers.
Scoot allows only domesticated cats and dogs in the cabin, with pet plus carrier weighing no more than 15kg combined and the carrier itself capped at 54 x 38 x 23cm so it fits under the seat ahead. Other species aren't accepted, and Scoot does not offer checked baggage or cargo transport for live animals on any route.
Scoot classifies unaccompanied minors as travelers aged 12 to 17 flying without an adult in the same cabin, while children under 12 cannot travel alone on Scoot at all. Bookings require at least 48 hours' notice plus a completed Unaccompanied Minor Service Request Form, and the service only applies to flights operated by Scoot or Singapore Airlines.
Wifi on Scoot is available only aboard its Boeing 787 Dreamliners, sold as data packages rather than fixed time blocks, so a plan lasts until the data runs out. ScootPlus passengers receive 200MB free, and buying a plan in advance through Manage My Booking works out noticeably cheaper than purchasing access once airborne.
Scoot's entry-level Basic fare includes just 10kg of checked luggage, with anything beyond that billed as extra baggage at booking or steeper airport rates. Stepping up to ScootBiz on Dreamliner routes lifts the allowance considerably to 30kg checked, plus priority handling, underlining the gap between its lowest fare tier and its premium cabin.
Scoot holds IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit) certification, the industry benchmark audit that reviews operational and safety management systems, aircraft engineering and cabin operations. Renewed on a recurring cycle, this certification allows Scoot to take part in codeshare and interline agreements with other IOSA-registered airlines, including parent Singapore Airlines.






