Scoot Will Launch New Flights to Kertajati and Melaka from Singapore

Scoot, Singapore Airlines’ budget arm, is launching flights to Melaka, Malaysia. The frequency of these flights will be five times a week. Tickets start from S$118 return on weekends (excludes processing fees) and are cheaper on weekdays. The 55-minute flight is expected to be popular.

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Announcement of new travel routes

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Scoot is expanding its reach with new flights to Melaka and Kertajati. The budget airline will launch services to these Southeast Asian destinations in September and October 2024, thanks to the arrival of two new Embraer E190-E2 planes. Their third and fourth aircraft are named Jalan-Jalan and Travel Kaki respectively. This expansion boosts Scoot’s network to 72 destinations.

Flight schedules and ticket sales

• Kertajati, Indonesia: Starting 28 Sep 2024, Scoot flights will operate on travel routes to and from Kertajati twice a week. 
• Melaka, Malaysia: Starting 23 Oct 2024, passengers can expect flights to Melaka operating five times a week. 

Scoot has launched ticket sales for its new routes to Melaka and Kertajati. Grab your seats now with all-in fares starting from S$69 to Melaka and S$92 to Kertajati.

CEO’s statement

Scoot CEO Leslie Thng expressed optimism about the future of air travel, encouraging customers to embark on new adventures with friends and family. He emphasised the importance of immersing oneself in local cultures for unforgettable travel experiences.

Another travel route to Malaysia

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Scoot is also expanding its reach in Malaysia with new daily flights to Subang starting 1 Sep 2024. Located in Kuala Lumpur at a relatively closer distance, Subang offers travellers a convenient alternative travel route to the main airport.

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Scoot’s ongoing expansion reflects its commitment to providing more travel options and enhancing the connectivity between Singapore and various Southeast Asian destinations.

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