Scoot to launch Singapore-Dalian services in October

Extending its Mainland China network to seven cities.

Starting 30 October, Scoot will be launching two-times-weekly flights between Singapore and Dalian.

According to the airline’s media release, the services will be routed through Qingdao, replacing the existing two-times-weekly Singapore-Qingdao-Shenyang services. Meanwhile, Scoot’s services between Singapore and Shenyang will then go non-stop three times a week.

“With Dalian, our network in Mainland China will extend to seven cities, making up almost a third of our network,” commented Scoot’s Chief Commercial Officer Mr Leslie Thng.

Currently, Scoot’s network stands at 21 destinations across 10 countries/territories. Scoot will commence Sapporo, Jaipur and Dalian services in October.

“To commemorate the launch of Dalian flights and Shenyang services going non-stop, Scoot is offering promotional launch fares from now till 2359hrs on Monday, 25 July 2016. One-way Economy FLY fares (including taxes) are $108 for Dalian and $138 for Shenyang; ScootBiz at $208 and $238 respectively,” Scoot reveals.

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