A Dream Start for Scoot in Hong Kong

17 Nov 2014 2041 | Business & Trade Fairs

HONG KONG - It’s a Dream Start for Scoot as the company celebrates its 1st anniversary serving Hong Kong.

Said Campbell Wilson, CEO of Scoot, “In our first year of operating between Hong Kong and Singapore we’ve carried a quarter of a million guests - for leisure, for business, for eating, for shopping, for visiting friends and for much else besides. We love having played our part in connecting the people of these two vibrant cities, and are grateful for the wonderful support we’ve received.”

Scoot is sharing its Hong Kong 1st anniversary joy by offering even better fares than usual – just use the promo code 1YEAROLD to save 50% off selected fares when you book between 1200 hrs on 14th November and 2359 hrs on 17th November for travel to Singapore, Perth, Sydney or the Gold Coast between 15th November 2014 and 31st March 2015.

And, if you spot Scoot’s CEO, Campbell Wilson, in Hong Kong on November 17th, you could earn yourself free ScootBiz tickets and vouchers. All you have to do is say “I love Scoot” to Campbell to win. For more details of where you can catch Campbell in Hong Kong log onto www.facebook.com/flyscoot.

In January 2015, Scoot will introduce it’s very first, brand-new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, ‘Dream Start’, on the Hong Kong – Singapore route. Hong Kong, along with Perth, will be the first destinations in Scoot’s network to enjoy the 787, which features inflight internet connectivity, more than 20 streaming movies and TV shows, and in-seat power as well as all the other features you’ve come to love from Scoot.

Also in January, Scoot and its sister airline Tigerair will be teaming up to offer even greater choice and flexibility between Singapore and Hong Kong. Guests will be able to seamlessly book flights of both carriers via www.flyscoot.com, providing four flights per day in each direction – so you can get outta here, to Singapore or beyond, at a time that suits you best.

Flight Schedules*

* Schedules are correct at time of print and subject to change. Excludes ad hoc flights. Departure/ arrival timing stated in local. +1 refers to arrival on the next day.

sourced:traveldailynews.asia