Scoot unveils Singapore-Perth flights

New flights to kick off on 19 December.

In a release, Scoot today announced the launch of flights from Singapore to Perth, making it the rapidly-growing airline’s 13th destination and 3rd Australian city.

Starting 19th December you can fly to Perth five times per week on Scoot’s widebody Boeing 777-200, offering the most spacious cabin of any low cost airline.

Whether it’s a visit to Western Australia’s beautiful coastline, enjoying a tipple at Margaret River’s famous vineyards or sampling Fremantle’s irresistible seafood, you can enjoy more because of our great value fares.

Said Campbell Wilson, CEO of Scoot, “Scoot’s inauguration of flights between Singapore and Perth is great news for Singaporeans, Western Australians and all of us at Scoot. Unbeatable value airfares, the empowerment of choice, a heritage of safety and reliability and, of course, our unique attitude – Scootitude.

We’re excited to be flying to Perth and, with such fantastic launch fares on offer, there’s no better time to get outta here with Scoot.”

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