More Singapore-Malaysia flights coming from this budget airline


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A file picture of the economy class cabin inside an Embraer SA E195-E2 aircraft during the Singapore Airshow in February. Scoot will be getting a few E190-E2 jets soon. — Bloomberg

Singapore Airlines’ budget carrier, Scoot, is ramping up services across South-East Asia as the airline looks to win market share in the post-Covid-19 recovery in regional tourism.

Scoot will add two destinations to its current regional network, including the Thai tourist hotspot of Koh Samui, and increase the number of flights to four other cities across Thailand and Malaysia it already services, it said in a statement.

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