Scoot launch Australian flight sale with fares from $355 to Europe
Budget airline Scoot is selling flights from Australia to Europe from just $355, as well as other popular overseas destinations.
Singaporean budget airline Scoot has launched a sale with airfares from Australia to Europe from just $355.
The sale with more than 60 destinations runs until midnight Monday, March 25 AEDT.
Airfares to some of Australians’ favourite overseas spots have been discounted, including flights to Athens, Greece. Those start from $405 when departing Sydney, from $395 departing Melbourne, and from $355 departing Perth.
Flights to Osaka, Japan start from $345 from Sydney, $335 from Melbourne, and $315 from Perth.
Fares to the wildly popular Indonesian island of Bali are priced from $230 from Sydney, $225 from Melbourne, and $189 from Perth.
Thailand’s capital Bangkok has sale fares starting at $230 from Sydney, $220 from Melbourne, and $189 from Perth.
Scoot is a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines and its main hub is at Singapore Changi Airport.
Flights there start from $198 from Sydney, $190 from Melbourne, and $159 from Perth.
Other discounted destinations include Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, Manila in the Philippines, and Seoul in South Korea.
The one-way economy fares do not include baggage and other add-ons.
Travel periods this year include April 20 to May 30, July 16 to September 12, and October 1 to November 14.
The sale fares also include travel next year between Jan 15 and March 20.
However, Scoot warns additional blackout periods may apply over school holidays and event periods.
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