Take Off Tuesday sale has just started at Scoot. Source TB. They are offering some excellent discounted fares to various destinations in Asia. Some good offers are:
Perth <> Singapore -$119
Gold Coast <> Guangzhou - $209
Sydney <> Singapore - $179
Perth <> Hong Kong - $179
Travel Period (PER/OOL/SYD/MEL):
5 Apr 16 – 23 Jun 16; 19 Jul 16 – 14 Sep 16, 11 Oct 16 – 30 Nov 16
Blackout periods may apply over school holidays and event periods.
Booking ends at 11 P.M, tonight.
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FYI anyone interested in going to London, Etihad have select flights in May/June (and maybe more) Hong Kong to London (via Dubai) for 1420 HKD which is a little over $240 AU. Could get to London from Gold Coast for $460 in peak season which is insane. I'm kicking myself coz I just booked 2 weeks ago for $1089.
where did you see this advertised price? and is this one way fare?
Just checked out the deal - it's a one way price. Available at least for the 15th & 24th May, 6th and 7th June between HK and London.
Can't find returns just yet….lowest I can see for a return is 2516 HKD ($428 AUD).
I checked on Etihad site, only a few days got that price and only one way, so no cheap way to fly back if you buy that ticket.
Post as a deal! :)
Did you check for open jaw options starting from Hk? Particularly in to London, out of Paris, Rome back to Oz.
I'm heading over on a 2 year visa so was only looking for one way. Couldn't find a deal in a month of searching so splurged on Singapore Airlines and in the 2 weeks since it keeps getting cheaper and cheaper :(
Can you book a one way trip on a visa?
@tunzafun001: Not on all visas, some countries have proof of departure as a condition but usually that's for tourist visas. I don't think many airlines let you book 2 years in advance so it would be a bit absurd for a 2 year visa to require return flights.
179 one way
Be careful with Scoot. If they don't supply what you've paid for (in my case they removed the Super Seats without telling me and decided to keep the extra I paid) it can be a hell of a time getting a refund. I had to end up making a complaint to the Singapore Tourism Board before they'd bother to offer me a refund which was a fairly clear cut complaint.
At least you got refunded.
In this case just pay for the most econ seat and you have nothing to lose, except they wont refund if your flight cancel.
Make a complaint to CASE. They're consumer affairs in Singapore. Worked a treat for me.
Don't forget to price beat with Jetstar.