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SIA, Scoot: 370K+ discounted tickets at November travel expo

SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines (SIA) and its budget airline subsidiary Scoot have revealed plans to release 370,000 discounted air tickets at the upcoming Time to Fly travel exhibition. SIA will release 170,000 discounted round-trip business class, premium economy class, and economy class tickets. The tickets will be available for flights to and from 71 different destinations.

The discounted SIA tickets, however, do come with certain conditions. They will only be valid for travel between January and September 2024. The online sales for these tickets are set to kick off on Nov 3 and will run until Nov 16. Travellers can secure these discounts through the SIA official website, mobile app, and select travel agents.

The Time to Fly travel exhibition will also feature 200,000 discounted one-way tickets from Scoot. These tickets cover over 50 destinations and are valid for travel from November 2023 through October 2024.

Some of the standout offers include one-way tickets to Kuala Lumpur starting at just S$68 and tickets to Taipei from S$140. Scoot enthusiasts can purchase online from Nov 3 until Nov 16 through Scoot’s official website.

SIA indicated that as travel gradually returns to pre-pandemic operational levels, its airlines aim to provide customers with more value and a wider array of options for their travel and holiday plans in 2024.

The Time to Fly travel exhibition, where these fantastic deals will be unveiled, is scheduled from Nov 3 to 5. The event will be hosted at Halls 405 and 406 of the Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre.

SIA encourages those seeking more details about the travel fair to visit their official website, while promotional information about Scoot’s offerings will be available on Scoot’s website starting Oct 31. This news is undoubtedly a breath of fresh air for travellers looking forward to planning their journeys in the coming year.

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