Scoot in a nutshell
Scoot is the low-cost arm of Singapore Airlines operating low-cost flights from Singapore Airport to Southeast Asia, Europe, Australia, India and the Far East.
It represents a low-cost alternative to Singapore Airlines with maximum cut of free in-flight services.
Scoot operates a fleet of about 55 aircraft of the Boeing 787, Airbus A320/321 and Embraer E190 type.
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Hi, I would like to ask...if I want to buy a ticket from Scoot, do I have to sign up? It threw me to the Singapore airlines site, I signed up there, but then it doesn't show me cheaper tickets from Scoot. And there's no way to click through. If I wasn't logged into Scoot then it wouldn't check in. thanks
Hi, Scoot and I are flying from Vienna to Krabi and I should be departing from Terminal 3. But on the internet it says they operate from Terminal 1, so I don't know where the check-in point is at the airport, I don't want to spend an hour looking for it. Does anyone know?
Check-in does not have to be at the same terminal as departure. The two terminals are connected and only a retard would spend an hour looking for it. Just walk in and read the info on the display.