Singapore's new lost-cost airline Scoot is ready going to Seoul Korea
Low-cost carrier (LCC) based in Singapore, Scoot, do the maiden flight to Seoul on Wednesday (06/12/2013) and will operate three flights a week via Taipei. So Scoot flights frequency for route Singapore-Taipei will be increased from seven to 10 times a week. All Scoot flights use Boeing 777 a capacity 402 seats and is configured in two classes.
"Taipei is an important for us, with 10 flights a week to Singapore, one daily flight to Tokyo, and three flights a week to Seoul. New frequency schedule for flights between Singapore and Taipei to complement existing services. Scoot is now offering flights midnight and noon on route between Singapore and Taipei, as well as afternoon and evening flights on routes from Taipei to Singapore, providing more choices for customers, "said Chief Executive Officer Scoot, Campbell Wilson.
The new service departs from Singapore Seoul goal every 13:35 local time every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday and arrive in Seoul Incheon Airport at 22:35 local time, after the previous stops for one hour at Taipei Taoyuan Airport. The return flight departs from Seoul at 23.45 local time and arrive back at Singapore Changi Airport at 06:45 local time, after previously also make stops in Taipei for an hour.
Seoul became the 10 destination for Scoot after Taipei, Tokyo, Sydney, Gold Coast, Bangkok, Shenyang, Qingdao, Nanjing, and Tianjin.