Scoot rolls out 787 Dreamliner fleet with enhanced ScootBiz

It aims to set itself apart from other low-cost carriers.

The budget wing of Singapore’s flag carrier is proving that low-cost does not necessarily mean low-class, as it rolls out its latest initiatives to further elevate passenger experience as it transitions to a brand new 787 Dreamliner fleet.

According to a statement by by Scoot, it’s introducing an enhanced ScootBiz, inflight Wi-Fi, revamped ScooTV that streams to personal devices, Web Check-in and Scoot-to-Gate to beat airport queues, airport transfer bookings, as well as PlusPerks to earn KrisFlyer miles.

“ScootBiz offers a premium option for guests seeking greater comfort and convenience, especially on longer flights. ScootBiz guests enjoy a roomy full-leather cradle seat with a 38" (96cm) seat pitch, 22" (56cm) width, 8" (20cm) recline and fully adjustable headrests and legrests,” the statement said.

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