Scoot scoots to Bangkok

Daily services depart from Changi Airport at 5:25pm.

According to a release, Scoot, Singapore’s newest low cost carrier, launches its daily flights to Thailand’s capital city, Bangkok.

Scoot’s daily services depart from Singapore Changi Airport’s Terminal 2 at 5.25pm, and arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport at 6.45pm. The return flight departs Bangkok at 8pm and arrives into Singapore at 11.15pm, offering connections to many of the 220 cities in 60 countries accessible from one of the world’s premier air hubs.

“While our focus remains on medium-to-long haul destinations, Bangkok fills a window when our aircraft would otherwise be on the ground, allowing us to spread overheads across a broader base and keep airfares down across all destinations in our network. Of course, Bangkok is a fantastic destination in its own right, and our service provides some great connections with other routes, so we’re all very excited to be adding it to our network,” said Campbell Wilson, Scoot’s CEO.

Scoot recently launched flights to Australian cities Sydney (4 June) and the Gold Coast (12 June).

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