06 Dec 2017
Singapore Airlines (SIA) and SilkAir customers can now enjoy more choice and convenience when travelling to more than 130 destinations across the SIA Group network as a result of new codeshare agreement with the Group's low-cost subsidiary Scoot.
Under the agreement, SIA will progressively add its 'SQ' designator code while SilkAir will add its 'MI' code to Scoot-operated flights between Singapore and more than 30 destinations served only by Scoot within the SIA Group. The codeshare arrangements will begin with Scoot flights serving Athens, Clark, Gold Coast, Hat Yai, Ipoh, Krabi, Kuching and Palembang. The new agreement will enable SIA and SilkAir customers to travel on single-ticket itineraries to these codeshare destinations, which means that their boarding passes and baggage tags will be issued up to their final destination at the first point of check-in.
In addition to through check-in service, SIA and SilkAir customers will be offered Scoot's FlyBagEat privileges - which include checked baggage allowance, complimentary meal and beverage as well as blanket for flights above four hours. SIA and SilkAir customers will also be offered the flexibility to select seats on Scoot flights online through the SIA and SilkAir websites when booking their tickets, for a fee, in accordance with Scoot's terms and conditions.
The codeshare flights are subject to regulatory approvals. Tickets will be progressively made available through the various booking channels.
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For further information, please contact:
Gillian O'Young
Liquid Ideas for Singapore Airlines
Tel: (02) 9667 4211
SingaporeAirlines@liquidideas.com.au
About Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has proudly operated services to Australia since 1967. Over the past 50 years, SIA has grown from twice-weekly flights to Perth and Sydney to operating 131 weekly flights from six Australian cities.
Alongside its regional wing, SilkAir, and low cost carrier Scoot, SIA provides Australian travellers with access to a global network of 136 destinations in 37 countries through the world famous Changi Airport hub, from:
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SINGAPORE AIRLINES |
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Sydney |
33 flights weekly |
Airbus A380S, Airbus A380L, B777-300ERp, B777-200ER |
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Melbourne |
31 flights weekly |
Airbus A380L, A350-900, A330-300, Boeing B777-300ERp, B777-300ER, |
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Perth |
28 flights weekly |
Airbus A330, Boeing B777-200ERr, B777-200r, |
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Brisbane |
28 flights weekly |
Airbus A350-900 and Boeing B777-200ERr |
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Adelaide |
7 flights weekly |
Airbus A330 |
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Canberra |
4 flights weekly |
Boeing B777-200r |
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SILKAIR |
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Darwin |
5 flights weekly |
Boeing B737-800 |
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Cairns |
5 flights weekly |
Boeing B737-800 |
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SCOOT |
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Sydney |
7 flights weekly |
Boeing 787-9 |
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Melbourne |
6 flights weekly |
Boeing 787-8 |
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Perth |
7 flights weekly |
Boeing 787-8 and Boeing 787-9 |
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Gold Coast |
5 flights weekly |
Boeing 787-9 |
In 2017 - the 50th Anniversary year in Australia - Singapore Airlines celebrates a number of milestones, including the company's 70th Anniversary, launch of a new on-board product offering, 1st Anniversary of the Capital Express, and the 10th Anniversary of the Airbus A380 (Singapore Airlines was the first airline to fly the world's largest commercial aircraft).
While travelling through or to Singapore, Australian customers can take advantage of the 'Changi Transit Programme' - offering S$20 worth of vouchers per adult and child ticket to use at more than 510 Changi Airport stores - and the 'Singapore Stopover Holiday' package - offering accommodation and entrance to major attractions from just AUD$49 per person twin-share.
MADELEINE SMITH | ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE
M +61 439 428 386 | MADELEINESMITH@LIQUIDIDEAS.COM.AU
Amritsar, Athens, Clark, Dalian, Gold Coast, Haikou, Hangzhou, Harbin, Hat Yai, Honolulu, Ipoh, Jaipur, Jeddah, Jinan, Kaohsiung, Krabi, Kuantan, Kuching, Lucknow, Macau, Nanjing, Ningbo, Palembang, Qingdao, Quanzhou, Sapporo, Shenyang, Tianjin, Tiruchirappalli, Wuxi, Xi'an and Zhengzhou.
Baggage allowance depends on the most significant carrier for the through-checked portion of the journey: 30kg for Singapore Airlines and SilkAir, 20kg for Scoot.