Singaporean low-cost carrier Scoot announced two new non-stop services from Singapore Changi Airport (SIN): Vienna International Airport (VIE) and Iloilo International Airport (ILO) in the Philippines.
The three times weekly flights to Vienna will commence on June 3, 2025, and will be operated using the carrier’s fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, which has the capacity for 329 passengers in two cabin classes.
Scoot flights to and from Vienna will operate on the following schedules:
TR708 Singapore-Vienna depart 03:00 local time arrive 10:10 local time
TR709 Vienna – Singapore depart 11:25 local time arrive 04:50 local time, the following day
Meanwhile, Singapore to Iloilo flights will begin on April 14, 2025, and will use Scoot’s fleet of Embraer E190-E2 aircraft, with a capacity of 112 seats. Iloilo flights will begin three times weekly and will increase to four per week from June 2025.
Scoot flights to and from Iloilo will operate on the following schedules:
TR374 Singapore – Iloilo depart 02:00 local time arrive 05:35 local time
TR375 Iloilo – Singapore depart 06:10 local time arrive 09:45 local time
Scoot said that in addition to these new destinations, it will adjust its network to better match capacity and demand in order to optimize aircraft deployment. This includes Scoot’s suspension of services to Berlin Airport (BER) and Jinan Yaoqiang International Airport (TNA) in China.
“We remain committed in expanding our network and connecting travelers to new destinations around the world at a great value. As the only airline offering direct flights between Singapore and Vienna, we are thrilled to introduce this new service in June, just in time for the holidays,” Leslie Thng, Chief Executive Officer of Scoot said in a statement.
“With the launch of direct flights to Iloilo City, we also hope to inspire our customers to explore more cities within Southeast Asia and embark on new travel experiences,” Thng added.
Iloilo City is located in the southern part of the Philippines, in the Visayas region, and is considered to be one of the major cities of the country. It is known for Spanish colonial churches and old houses.
Philippine low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific also operates the Iloilo City to Singapore service.