As per writing this, we (my partner and our siblings) just came back from Singapore and I'm very excited to share my Scoot experience with you all, as this is our first time flying with this airline.
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| Scoot Airline from afar at Mactan-Cebu International Airport |
About Scoot Airline
According to Wikipedia, Scoot Pte Ltd, operating as Scoot, is a Singaporean low-cost airline and a wholly owned subsidiary of Singapore Airlines. It began its operations on 4 June 2012 on medium and long-haul routes from Singapore, predominantly to various airports throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
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| Scoot Airline: Airbus a321neo |
How is it flying with Scoot?
Flying with Scoot is great. It's like flying with Singapore Airlines in a yellow-themed plane minus the food, baggage allowance, footrest, pillow, IFE (in-flight entertainment), and earphones. Overall, Scoot's service is unequivocally awesome (same as its parent company).
• Good service
• Comfortable seats for a low-cost airline
(Quite Spacious and Enough Legroom. I am 5'6 tall and legroom space is very important for me, especially for long flights.)
• Friendly, kind, and accommodating staff
(When I say "friendly, kind, and accommodating staff" it started from the check-in counter down to their cabin crew. Even their Pilots are very friendly too)
• Lastly, no delays and no canceled flights
(this may vary but based on the standing it rarely happens)
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| Scoot Airline's Menu |
Is it worth it to fly with Scoot?
Definitely yes! I highly recommend it. If you're on a budget but still want to fly with a good low-cost airline, then Scoot is the answer.
Til' our next fly, Scoot! ♥
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