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Scoot's flight bundles revealed

Scoot will be selling Fly, FlyBag, FlyBagEat and ScootBiz - so what exactly are these products?

According to arelease, Scoot’s lead offer is a pure no-frills airfare – a seat from A to B – branded “Fly”. 

Pre-bundled packages are available at a single click of the mouse – offering simplicity and a saving compared to purchasing each item separately.

  • FlyBag – The airfare plus 15 kilograms of check-in luggage. For less than what you'd pay separately.
  • FlyBagEat – The airfare plus 15 kilograms of check-in luggage and a lip-smacking hot meal to ease those hunger pangs. For less than what you’d pay separately, of course.

Guests wanting a little more space within the Economy cabin can select our S-t-r-e-t-c-h seats and enjoy an extra four inches of legroom, but still be free to select as many or as few of the frills they desire a-la-carte or via the Fly, FlyBag or FlyBagEat bundles.

Finally, for those wanting a real premium experience there’s ScootBiz, offering 38-inch pitch and 22-inch wide leather seats – more width and more legroom – with food, beverages, 20 kilograms of check-in baggage and other premium services.

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