Scoot unveils 5 new routes

This brings its total destination count to 65.

Following Scoot and Tigerair's brand merger, Scoot announced the inclusion of five new destinations that will be carried out starting June next year.

According to the group, the new additions to Scoot's destinations include Honolulu, Harbin in Northeast China, Kuching and Kuantan in Malaysia, and Palembang in Indonesia. These five new services will bring Scoot’s total destination count to 65 across 18 countries.

In conjunction with the brand enhancement, Scoot has also changed its Get Outta Here! tagline and adopted a new slogan, Escape the Ordinary.

Meanwhile, Scoot also rolled out its first A320 aircraft, previously operated by Tigerair and repainted with the Scoot livery, named “Conscious Coupling” in commemoration of the integration between Scoot and Tigerair. The current Tigerair fleet will be progressively repainted and the complete livery change is targeted to be by mid-2018.

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