Scoot to Singapore
* From Perth AUD 129 (Fly)/ AUD 349 (ScootBiz)
* From Goldcoast: AUD 179 (Fly)/ AUD 449 (ScootBiz)
* From Sydney: AUD 199 (Fly)/ AUD 449 (ScootBiz)
Scoot to Hong Kong
From Perth: AUD 189 (Fly)/ Aud 399 (ScootBiz)
From Goldcoast: AUD 239 (Fly)/ AUD 499 (ScootBiz)
From Sydney: AUD 259 (Fly)/ AUD 499 (ScootBiz)
One-way Fares including Taxes and Surcharges.
Sale from 0700hrs – 1100 hrs (GMT+10) on 23 Sep 2014
Travel Period: By 15 March 2015. Blackout periods apply.
wow that sux!
Sounds like an international version of Tiger lol
Tiger and scoot both have the same owners :)
To clarify, Scoot and TigerAir (Singapore) have the same owner.
TigerAir (Australia) is now the budget-arm of Virgin Australia.
TigerAir (Australia) is now the budget-arm of Virgin Australia.
And still they can't leave on time lol
Did you take that up with your credit card company? That's surely unacceptable.
I am pretty sure all airlines do not refund cash.
They pretty much give you credit (coupon) or a free change of date / destination.
It's an industrial wide practice, and appears in the T&C of any booking.
Pretty sure that regardless of their t&c they cannot just change a booking on you without good reason. If they could then imagine the things they could get a way with.
i got a cash refund for 5 tickets to NZ. i had booked them in US$ about 2 months previously when the AUS$ was buying around US$1.14. 2 months later (June 2013) the AUS$ had dropped something shocking. Got a refund on compassionate grounds. I made $130 profit with the refund.
i forget the airline. it was booked through expedia japan.
Wonder if return fares are on sale too. Don't wanna get hit with a cheap outbound flight with a relatively expensive inbound flight.
I cant understand why they advertise one way flight. Shouldn't Return flights be standard advertised offers as that is what people will do if going on holidays.
Nope, most people buy one way tickets. At least I do.
Unlike full fare airlines, budget airlines do not offer you a discount for booking return tickets, and therefore there is no incentive of booking 2 ways.
I usually travel each direction on whoever gives me a better price. (For example, scoot to SG, then airasia back).
And people also do multi-leg trips (i.e. travel to many countries), and therefore would book each leg separately.
exactly. sometimes the competition have redonculous asia-aus prices so you score on both legs
Flown With Scoot 4 times and never had any issues. Will be definitely be flying with them again
Price is alright, Long layover though, shortest is like 7hr!!
They changed my date after I bought tickets last time when it had the special price to Singapore. They don't refund cash, but Scoot coupon. Don't use them unless you desperately live on budget.