SIA and Scoot Discount 420,000 Airfares

Geoffrey Thomas

By Geoffrey Thomas Wed Oct 9, 2024

Singapore Airlines’ (SIA) popular Time To Fly travel fair returns in October 2024 with discounts on more than 200,000 Business Class, Premium Economy Class, and Economy Class round-trip tickets from Singapore to 78 global destinations.

Scoot, SIA’s low-cost subsidiary, will also offer discounts on 220,000 ScootPlus and Economy Class one-way tickets to 57 destinations across its network during the fair.

Promotions include discounted flights to SIA’s new destinations Brussels and London Gatwick, as well as upcoming services to Beijing’s Daxing International Airport. Scoot’s discounts cover flights across the Asia Pacific region and Europe, and include new destinations Kertajati (Greater Bandung), Koh Samui, and Malacca.

Discounts apply to eligible SIA flights (1) for travel from January to September 2025, and Scoot flights from November 2024 to October 2025 (2).

Online sales will run from 25 October to 7 November 2024 on SIA and Scoot’s websites and mobile applications, and through their appointed travel agents.

A physical three-day Time To Fly travel fair will also be held from 25 to 27 October 2024 at Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre’s halls 401 and 402, featuring discounted tickets and exclusive travel deals from participating travel agents and partners.

1 Discounted fares are available on selected flights during specific travel periods. Additional terms and conditions apply.

2 Blackout travel dates apply.

Mr Lee Lik Hsin, Chief Commercial Officer, Singapore Airlines, said: “Our annual Time To Fly travel fair has become a highlight for Singapore-based customers. This year’s edition is our largest yet, offering discounts on over 200,000 round-trip Singapore Airlines tickets and 220,000 one-way Scoot tickets. This underscores our firm commitment to providing customers with attractive flight options and exceptional value as they plan their 2025 travels.”

The physical fair will feature activities and exclusive giveaways, including a grand lucky draw prize of three pairs of SIA Business Class round-trip tickets with hotel accommodation to Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Istanbul.

Other prizes include roundtrip SIA Business Class tickets with hotel stays to Bangkok, Male, and Phuket, as well as Scoot vouchers worth up to $5,000.

More information on SIA’s Time To Fly promotion and travel fair can be found here.

Details on Scoot’s travel deals will be available on its website from 25 October 2025.

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