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Singapore or Hong Kong to SYD MEL PER or OOL $0 (+Tax) One Way (Outbound fare required) - Scoot

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Singapore or Hong Kong to SYD MEL PER or OOL $0 (+Tax) One Way (Outbound fare required) - Scoot
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lucjack on 15/01/2015 - 15:16 flyscoot.com (8466 clicks)
Last edited 17/01/2015 - 15:14 by 1 other user

Can't fit it in the title but No Hong Kong to Melbourne flights in deal just SYD PER and OOL

All taxes are displayed in price when searching for fares and seem to range from $80-$94 for the $0 (+taxes and fees) one way inbound fares.

To confirm that its a $0 fare expand the + symbol in the booking summary on the right hand side once you have selected the flight.

Celebrating 4 million passengers with Happy Returns!

Buy a regular fare to Singapore / Hong kong and return for next to nothing! All you pay is the fees!

Fly from Singapore

To Perth / Gold Coast / Sydney / Melbourne:
AUD 0 (Fly) / AUD 100 (ScootBiz)

Fly from Hong Kong

To Perth / Gold Coast / Sydney:
AUD 0 (Fly) / AUD 150 (ScootBiz)

One-way fares including Taxes and Surcharges.

Sale period:
Perth: 1200hr 15 Jan 2015- 2359hr 17 Jan 2015
Gold Coast: 1400hr 15 Jan 2015 - 0159hr 17 Jan 2015
Sydney/Melbourne: 1500hr 15 Jan 2015 - 0259hr 17 Jan 2015

Travel Period from Singapore (Blackout periods apply):
Perth/Gold Coast/ Sydney: 15 Jan – 31 Dec 2015 & 1 Feb - 26 Mar 2016
Melbourne: 1 Nov 2015 - 31 Dec 2015 & 1 Feb - 26 Mar 2016

Travel Period from Hong Kong (Blackout periods apply):
Perth/Gold Coast/ Sydney: 15 Jan 2015 – 24 Oct 2015

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  • sonicentropy on 15/01/2015 - 15:22

    188+tax return GC to Sin is not bad.

    • sonicentropy on 15/01/2015 - 15:48
      +1

      2 of us + BABY no luggage meal or seat selection $702.72
      not as cheap as i expected.

      • battler on 15/01/2015 - 15:54
        +1

        methinks AirAsia will have a ripper of a sale once the crash situation eases off…

        • peterpeterpumpkin on 15/01/2015 - 21:21
          +1

          It's crazy how expensive AirAsia tickets are right now. This deal is pretty good but the return price is the maximum of what I've come to expect to pay for March/April return (usually mixing and matching AirAsia with Scoot though).

  • battler on 15/01/2015 - 15:24

    plus 8.50 per person/flight unless you use debit mastercard.

    • lucjack on 15/01/2015 - 15:59
      +4

      POLipay is also fee free if you're with one of these banks:

      https://www.polipayments.com/Banks

      • battler on 15/01/2015 - 17:18

        correct, poli has no fee for scoot.
        debit mastercard incurs a fee with scoot (i was thinking the other airlines that dont charge for debit m/c)

        • lucjack on 16/01/2015 - 14:23

          Yeah, they all have one fee free payment option which I think is required by law if they are not displaying the credit card fees in search results.

          Tiger: Debit Mastercard
          Virgin: Poli
          Jetstar: Poli on website or Debit Mastercard via phone and tablet apps

          If you need to book on a credit card to get free travel insurance and/or reward points a Jetstar price beat booking is a option if flights match. 10% off and they don't charge a credit card fee.

        • Food on 16/01/2015 - 19:14

          @lucjack:
          Qantas: Bpay

  • stirlo on 15/01/2015 - 15:31

    $344 Return Melbourne to Singapore in November…

    $304 Return for some dates in February and March.

  • Shaw on 15/01/2015 - 15:44
    +4

    Still remember this deal!

    • billyb67 on 15/01/2015 - 16:13

      Yep I got that one ;) just deciding on this one…

    • INFIDEL on 15/01/2015 - 17:39
      +1

      Unfortunately I measure all these deals against that deal, AirAsia $650 return GC to London & $78 KL-GC, etc. Enjoyed them all :-)

      • Shaw on 16/01/2015 - 10:28

        I struggle to justify paying more than $200 return to SG, but I happily paid $700 return to Japan lol

        • INFIDEL on 16/01/2015 - 10:49

          You rich b… ;-)

          Comparing Singapore to Japan as destinations, I don't mind paying more to get to Japan.

          Just back from expensive (holiday season) Jetstar direct flight to Japan at $600 return (carry-on). Previous flights have been around $400.

        • Shaw on 16/01/2015 - 22:54

          @brucefromaustralia:

          Japan is a very impressive place, I loved it last time!

          Yea, there was a nice sale a few months ago, two for one, which was semi-available over here in NZ, the cost to Japan was only slightly more than the cost to Au and back!

          Unfortunately we don't get low cost carriers in NZ (Apart from Jetstar)…

        • INFIDEL on 17/01/2015 - 07:45

          @Shaw:
          Noticed your location was given as NZ in your profile. Thought that must add a few dollars on to a trip.
          Happy travels ;-)

        • Shaw on 17/01/2015 - 10:09

          @brucefromaustralia:

          Indeed it does, a shame, but life!

          Cheers bro, you too.

  • ozbargained on 15/01/2015 - 16:00

    Seems like all Hong Kong flights are unavailable?

    • brokenxsmile on 15/01/2015 - 16:10
      +2

      I found Perth to HK in September - worked out to $660 for 2 people return. Not bad. Didn't book though, just browsing.

  • MadMaxBargainRoad on 15/01/2015 - 16:00
    +1

    No MEL to HK dang it!

  • mskeggs on 15/01/2015 - 16:18
    +8

    Looks like you can book economy outbound and return business and get the discounted fare.

  • homersyd on 15/01/2015 - 16:22

    any idea on the transit time for connecting flight? assuming these are not direct flights?

  • jaybmate on 15/01/2015 - 16:24

    how much is the tax / fees?

  • brisdaz on 15/01/2015 - 16:26

    Does Jetstar International price match with 10% better of difference?

    • lucjack on 15/01/2015 - 16:37
      +1

      Yes and unlike domestic (or intra-Asia), it seems international flights only have to be on the same calendar day rather than within 1 hour of each other to be eligible:

      http://www.jetstar.com/au/en/what-we-offer/our-guarantees/pr…

      • brisdaz on 15/01/2015 - 16:48

        Thanks.

        They do have to be direct and one way though. I wonder if they'll match this combo deal?

        • lucjack on 15/01/2015 - 16:52

          Never matched international, but I'd give it try. From my experience with domestic they just punch in the competitors dates and will match the total fare they see.

        • binatang on 15/01/2015 - 20:33

          Have used their price beat a lot. You will find its one way or return but direct only. Won't compare to stopovers/connections. You'd have to break it down sector by sector. The advantage is no credit card fees when using price match. Disadvantage is it's online chat and your customer rep is not only chatting to you but others as well. Can take up to an hour for a single sector price beat to finalise. Though multiple sectors would be expedited once ID details have been recorded. Bring back the direct phone call as jetstar used to do and it was all over in ten minutes!

        • lucjack on 16/01/2015 - 00:44

          @binatang: They've taken the number of the price beat page and only have chat option but they were happy to do it over the phone the last time I called up.

        • binatang on 16/01/2015 - 08:55

          @lucjack:
          Thanks but alas I wasn't offered that option the last time I phoned (prior to knowing of online) and they directed me to online chat. Will try direct next time.

  • konazz on 15/01/2015 - 16:27

    All the economy tickets return are coming at $94… not $0

    Cheapest business i could find is $200pp on the return… not $100

    • Kai88 on 15/01/2015 - 16:30
      +4

      open up the price description, its 0 fare the $94 is from taxes, fuel surcharge etc

  • sween64 on 15/01/2015 - 16:37

    Damn I wish they had this deal for BKK.

    • battler on 15/01/2015 - 17:12

      just jetstar or scoot or tiger to BKK later in the evening or next day

      • altomic on 15/01/2015 - 18:07

        check air asia

      • sween64 on 15/01/2015 - 19:14

        It's for a trip going to Bhutan and Myanmar. I have enough legs on the trip already.

        • INFIDEL on 15/01/2015 - 22:53
          +1

          Flew in early 2012 GC-SIN with Scoot, AirAsia KL-YANGON return, KL-GC for $300.

          Found Myanmar both wonderful & very disturbing. Did volunteer training of locals in a village, attended first international writers festival featuring "The Lady" Daw Suu Kyi, but seeing corpses, hearing of murders in nearby villages, talk of murders by military…
          But most disturbing were the Foreigners complaining about how expensive it was while ripping off locals.

          Enjoy Bhutan ;-)

        • sween64 on 16/01/2015 - 09:27

          @brucefromaustralia:

          That's cheap! Did you fly from SIN to KL as well?

        • INFIDEL on 16/01/2015 - 10:16
          +1

          @sween64:
          Cheap bus Singapore to Melacca for great food & history, bus direct to LCCC airport. Stayed in 100 year old house in Kampung short walk to sights in Melacca, at $12.60 double including great breakfast of fresh local fruit & treats. Bought AirAsia during one of their sales.

  • tikei on 15/01/2015 - 16:57

    maybe I'm searching this wrong but I can't find any $0 fares (I clicked open the details panel and they always charge for "fare")

    • lucjack on 15/01/2015 - 17:04
      +1

      It shows the taxes when searching for flights which seem to range from $80-$94. Select one of these flights then click on the + symbol in the booking summary box on the right hand side of the screen. You should then see the fare is $0 along with the breakdown of taxes, fees and surcharges.

  • darpy01 on 15/01/2015 - 17:18

    Managed to book flights for 2 adults and an infant return over xmas, including 25kg luggage and bigger seats for $1460. Thats not too shabby, a full carrier ticket at xmas is more than that alone and they dont give us the bassinet anymore.

    Only downer was forgetting about the credit card fee and getting slugged with it. Didn't realise until after the payment had been confirmed.

    • silverx on 15/01/2015 - 18:17
      +1

      there is nothing we can do about the credit card fee though yeah? sucks that it applies to each passenger and not just that one transaction only

      • lucjack on 16/01/2015 - 00:39

        You can use Poli. I think they have to offer at least one fee free option.

        • mmd on 17/01/2015 - 02:47

          I hate credit card surcharges especially per person, but if i pay by credit card, at least i get travel insurance.
          Can you use POLI via a credit card?

        • lucjack on 17/01/2015 - 14:52
          +1

          @mmd: No, just bank savings/transaction accounts. https://www.polipayments.com/Buy

          In most cases the CC fees will be worthwhile if your getting travel insurance included. As far as I know, the only way you can avoid the fees and pay by CC is with a price beat from Jetstar or maybe Flight Centre.

  • Peck on 15/01/2015 - 18:54
    +2

    DAMN!! A Damn nice deal, and I just spent 4 hours of my life that I will never get back trying to squeeze myself into this deal somehow. It is quite easy for Scoot to/from Sydney to connect up with AirAsia Singapore - Bangkok and Bangkok - Singapore too, but I just can't fit myself into it. Thanks anyway OP!

  • compound on 15/01/2015 - 19:10

    Edited: nvm realised you need to buy a regular ticket there and the sale activates for the return leg.

  • GnarlyKnuckles on 15/01/2015 - 19:11

    Just wondering, re the title… what is "OOL"?

    • beachmuscles on 15/01/2015 - 19:14
      +1

      Gold Coast - Coolangatta

    • ferguscan on 15/01/2015 - 19:14

      Gold Coast

    • [Deactivated] on 16/01/2015 - 09:15
      -3

      Its also letters from the word Google…

  • battler on 15/01/2015 - 19:36
    +1

    flying back Biz for extra $100 is the go…. works out as only a $50 increase assuming you were going to buy baggage ($35) and food ($15ish) in cattle anyway.

  • shadow131 on 16/01/2015 - 01:16

    What do you people do for 14 hours in Singapore airport? =\

  • mihait on 16/01/2015 - 02:44
    +1

    Thank you lucjack! Booked a flight to Singapore for two for $672 no meals but seats selected.

  • plentifoo on 16/01/2015 - 03:32
    -6

    Great post but what a joke on SIN-PER blackout periods:

    15 Jan – 31 Dec 2015 & 1 Feb - 26 Mar 2016

    that's the whole of 2015, literally.

    • amkssg on 16/01/2015 - 05:32
      +1

      15 Jan – 31 Dec 2015 & 1 Feb - 26 Mar 2016 are the periods that the sale applies to, NOT the blackout periods.

    • plentifoo on 16/01/2015 - 13:30

      honest mistake guys, would delete if i could, but i put in a return flight from per-sin in April and the return leg wasn't $0.

      • Wampus on 16/01/2015 - 13:53

        The fare should be $0 but you're still paying taxes etc, so the return leg will be something like $80 from SIN and $100 from Hong Kong

        • plentifoo on 17/01/2015 - 01:44

          yes completely forgot the tax, fuel charge, misc components. I got jetstar to pricebeat PER-SIN return $297 from scoot for $267. BIG WIN, although was up till 3am chatting with some guy from the philippines

        • mmd on 17/01/2015 - 02:37

          @avexdevil:
          How do you get Jetstar to pricbeat? Does the flight need to be within a certain time frame of the Jetstar flight? Or does it depend on who you get on the phone?

        • plentifoo on 17/01/2015 - 18:41
          +1

          @mmd:

          it's a jetstar standard policy:
          http://www.jetstar.com/au/en/what-we-offer/our-guarantees/pr…

          as for time frames:

          Within one hour of each other if they’re domestic or trans-Tasman flights
Within one hour of each other if they’re intra-Asia flights
Within the same calendar day if they’re international flights (excluding intra-Asia and trans-Tasman)
        • mmd on 17/01/2015 - 18:46

          @avexdevil:
          Thanks for that.
          I thought the time had to be within one hour of ANY flight including international.
          Oh wells, next time :)

  • [Deactivated] on 16/01/2015 - 10:00

    Gold Coast to Hong Kong: fares $197.79 + $0 Fees and Taxes $237.05. Total $434.84
    Doesn't the law say that the advertised price must include the fees and taxes?

    • brando12 on 16/01/2015 - 16:09
      -1

      Name a budget airline that incudes all the fees up front?. Its how they get advertisement for cheap fares :) but don't include everything up front.

      • [Deactivated] on 16/01/2015 - 22:23

        AirAsia, TigerAir, etc, etc…..

    • INFIDEL on 16/01/2015 - 16:17

      Australian law, overseas airline & site. So doesn't apply.

      • [Deactivated] on 16/01/2015 - 22:41

        Overseas airline wants to do business in Australia? Sell tickets to Aussies? Wants to land its planes here? Wants to use the terminal facilities to load passengers? You bet they got to comply with local advertising rules or else the Feds simply withdraw their rights to fly into Australia.

    • amkssg on 16/01/2015 - 18:54

      Yes, the law does say so. And yes, the law does apply since it is an AU advertisement.
      Which is why the advert does say that "Return for next to nothing. All you pay are the fees!".

      If your question is why the information above says "$0 (+Tax)" and "$0 return fares", that because our dear OzBargain friend (lucjack) typed it that way, and is NOT reflected in the scoot advertisement.

      • INFIDEL on 16/01/2015 - 19:53

        Where is this Australian advertising you quote?

        I haven't seen it. I've received overseas based emails from Scoot promoting it as I subscribe to Scoot. Link is to overseas site flyscoot.com.

        Australian law does not cover overseas sites & advertising.

        • amkssg on 16/01/2015 - 22:25

          Quite simply, you would not have received this promotion via email if you did not select your location as "Australia", making this an Australian targeted advertisement.

          If you had selected "Singapore" as your location when you subscribed to Scoot emails, you would have been sent the below promotion instead. (Which is 10% discount on one-way flight, instead of tax-only return flight.)

          http://www.flyscoot.com/index.php/en/promo-fares-sg.html

          And if your selected location was "Hong Kong", you would have received the below promotion instead.

          http://www.flyscoot.com/index.php/en/promo-fares-hk.html

        • amkssg on 16/01/2015 - 22:36
          +1

          Australian law stipulates that for all flight itineraries in which the initial departure is from an Australian Airport, the advertised flight price must include all fees and taxes.

          To make it easier for you to understand, try booking the following 2 flights as one-way trips.
          1) Sydney to Singapore
          2) Singapore to Sydney

          You will notice that for Sydney to Singapore, the price of the flight you "select" and the "total" that appears on the right is the same amount.
          However, for the Singapore to Sydney booking, the price of the flight you "select" and the "total" that appears on the right is NOT the same amount, as the advertised price does not include fees and taxes.

          This same concept applies to Tiger, AirAsia, Jetstar, etc.
          You can try on those sites too.

        • INFIDEL on 17/01/2015 - 07:55
          +1

          @bsmksg:
          That's my point - laws on Australian advertising only control advertising generated in Australia, not advertising targeting Australians.

          This issue is raised in other airlines promotions, particularly AirAsia. Airlines based in other countries, promoting their fares from outside Australia, do not have to comply with Australian standards of advertising.

          It's similar to the advertising I receive at this time of year from China with products featuring the Australian flag - targeted to Australians, but definitely not Australian advertising.

      • lucjack on 16/01/2015 - 20:56

        I've updated "$0 (taxes) return" to "$0 (+taxes and fees) one way inbound fares" so its less confusing.

        Advertising laws aside the title of "$0 (+Tax)" seems to be what they are selling. Couldn't fit any more in there but happy to update this too if there's a better suggestion.

  • Hedgehog girl on 16/01/2015 - 10:51

    Will it work if my friend will fly from Europe to Singapore or hk and then to Australia and then back to Singapore/hk and Europe? Looks like it is only for "from AU and back" flights? :(

  • fachers on 16/01/2015 - 14:27

    Has anyone found dates for Perth - Hong KOng where this sale applies?
    I cant find any, Ive searched dates in Sept & Oct 2015.

    Thanks

    Nevermind - found in Sept now. Thanks!

  • Davros on 17/01/2015 - 00:29

    Thanks, got GC To Singa business class both ways and paid a bit extra for 4 hours in the SAT lounge at Changi for return.
    Poli was good for that but legs onwards with scoot out of Singa had no Poli option so sharked for CC surcharge.

  • brisdaz on 21/01/2015 - 00:34

    As an aside I used a MasterCard with Westpac and MasterCard Securecode required me upon registration to remember yet anther password. I declined and the transaction was decined. Sometimes it works if you try again so I did but once again the transaction was declined.

    So instead I used Visa Card with Commonwealth Bank and Verfied by Visa (Visa's alternative to Securecode) required a One Time Password sent via SMS. This to me was much more userfriendly and so I accepted the transaction.

    Whose to blame for trying to make me remember yet another password? The Card Organizations, Visa or MasterCard, or the banks, Commonwealth Bank or Westpac? A westpac online banking customer service guy suggested it was the Card Organization fault and that if I tried using Visa with Westpac I would have the same ease of use of OTP as well.

    Also what happens if you're out of mobile reception but within internet connectivity?

    • INFIDEL on 21/01/2015 - 08:56

      Like with all banking issues with travel, always have at least 1 backup card / bank.

      Be prepared when travelling - I've had cards swallowing at overseas ATM many times. Sometimes MasterCard was not accepted, so have Visa as well, etc. Same with banking when booking travel.

      Needed to use code to verify banking in Japan last month. Phone had no credit with Telstra, so thought I may not receive code - but came through.

      But how many times do you have internet but no phone reception. I know that happens (in countries where your Telco has no roaming, or remote areas - that could have been a problem for me in Western Chinese villages), so if that's where you are going, set up an alternative card now, that does not use SMS code. But I think that should not be a problem in Brissie ;-)

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