Flights from S$71? Some people spend more than that on one night out in Singapore.
Scoot just dropped a massive sale covering over 70 destinations across Asia, Australia and Europe, and these are the kind of prices that turn a casual browse into a confirmed booking.
When is the Scoot Sale
Booking ends 30 March 2026, with travel dates running from 1 April 2026 to 28 February 2027.
This means you can lock in trips for almost the entire year, from quick weekend escapes to long holidays you have been putting off.
Price Comparison Table (What You Usually Pay vs Now)
Here is where it gets interesting. These are the kind of price drops that make people start checking their leave balance.
| Destination | Typical Fare | Promo Price (From) |
|---|---|---|
| Kuala Lumpur | ~S$100 | S$71 |
| Penang | ~S$120 | S$72 |
| Bangkok | ~S$150 | S$92 |
| Bali | ~S$170 | S$105 |
| Taipei | ~S$250 | ~S$207 |
| Tokyo | ~S$650 | ~S$195 (one way) |
| Seoul | ~S$500 | ~S$185 (one way) |
| Melbourne | ~S$400–600 | ~S$205 (one way) |
At these prices, even a short getaway suddenly feels a lot more realistic, while destinations like Japan, Korea and Australia become far more tempting than usual.
Potential Long Weekends for 2026
These are the windows where cheaper flights like these make the most sense for quick getaways.
Should You Book This
If you have been saying “I need a break” for the past few months, this is probably the cheapest excuse you are going to get.
Because at S$71, the real problem is not whether you should travel.
It is deciding where to go first.
