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Don't miss an attractive limited-time sale starting on July 8

As dismayed as we were to hear that Jetstar Asia is ceasing operations, it's with relief that we see Scoot, the low-cost subsidiary of Singapore Airlines stepping in to fill the void. The airline just announced the launch of three new routes to Vietnam and Malaysia in October 2025, with more longed-for destinations set to join its network by the end of the year. Here's what you can look forward to.
Fancy a beach escape sometime soon? Then Vietnam's hot coastal cities, Da Nang and Nha Trang, may be your best bet. Meanwhile, those keen to learn more about traditional Malaysian crafts can now fly straight to under-the-radar city, Kota Bharu, the state capital and royal seat of Kelantan.
Here's the expected schedule and one-way ticket prices:
It's a bit of a pity that the Vietnam flights will only begin operation in the later half of the year when monsoon season is expected to sweep into central and south Vietnam. We suggest heading to Kota Bharu first while the weather is still dry (usually March to October) and leaving Nha Trang for January or Da Nang for February, when their respective dry seasons begin. Tickets are now available on Scoot's website.
Many bemoaned the loss of the Singapore-Okinawa direct flight with the closure of Jetstar Asia. Well, good news – Scoot will launch services to the Japanese prefecture during the northern winter 2025 season. It also plans to launch flights to Medan and Labuan Bajo (the gateway to diving hotspot Komodo National Park) in Indonesia.
Besides these new routes, Scoot will also boost flight frequency on a number of existing routes. Destinations that will soon get more flights:
Here's something to sweeten the deal: a limited-time sale to over 60 destinations happening from July 8 (10am SGT) to 13 (11.59pm SGT). The promotional fares will be on offer on Scoot's website and mobile application. This is on top of a sales launch for the new destinations.
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