Scoot and Tigerair’s Destinations on Sale, AU $128 (Perth to Singapore One Way)

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Peck on 15/12/2016 - 16:14 flyscoot.com (1046 clicks)
Last edited 15/12/2016 - 16:22 by 1 other user

Many fare combination. However the following examples are one way prices TO Singapore
Perth from $A128, Gold Coast from $182, Melbourne & Sydney from $192.

Travel Period (Australia to HKG/BKK/DMK/SGN/MNL/CEB/PEN/HKT/HAN/KLO/RGN/MLE/KBV/ATQ/TAO/TSN):
08 Jan – 08 Jun 17.
Blackout periods may apply over school holidays and event periods.

Sale period (SYD/MEL Time GMT+11):
0301hrs 15 Dec 2016 (Thu) – 0300hrs 19 Dec 2016 (Mon)

Fares are quoted per adult in AUD and include GST and all fees except for the booking and service fee of about $10 which is charged per flight per person for payment by credit and debit cards. Additional charges apply for optional extras such as checked baggage, travel insurance and reserved seat selection, which are available for purchase and have been pre-selected for you. Refer to the Booking Summary at the top of the page to check the inclusions and prices.

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  OhMaJuck on 15/12/2016 - 16:20

  Carefull with Scoot as they have very strick no refund policy and name change nor date change is $210 each way or $420.

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    Tacooo on 15/12/2016 - 16:29

    Does that include cancellations or rebookings by the airline?

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      OhMaJuck on 15/12/2016 - 16:32

      My experiences with Scoot is that, When i wanted to transfer over the name they were asking for $210 dollars each way, and does not allow cancellation nor refund

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        Vodafail on 15/12/2016 - 17:00

        +1

        "does not allow cancellation" - what if you just dont show up?

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        kudoz on 15/12/2016 - 17:03

        @Vodafail: Then you don't get anything back, it's forfeit (like most airlines unless you've booked Business Class / First Class)

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        Vodafail on 15/12/2016 - 17:16

        +1

        @kudoz: yea but you dont get anything back if you cancel?

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        hypie on 15/12/2016 - 17:35

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        @Vodafail:

        On some airlines (Air Asia). If you don't go on an international flight you can try to claim back the "TAX" component of the flight.

        http://www.airasia.com/ask/template.do?id=443

        I've done this to good effect previously (considering I expected to get nothing back).

        p.s. Tiger Australia is a joke. Tried to change the name of a domestic flight (I know domestic… but the person who wanted to use it was super paranoid and would have happily paid a $70 change fee). Tiger wanted the $70 + the fare difference ($290), just to change the NAME. I understand them doing this for date changes, but not to just change the name on a flight that was already booked and paid for. They ended up flying on qantas for $260 instead…

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        kudoz on 15/12/2016 - 17:45

        @hypie: Yeah, a lot of them can be like that - I've had luck in asking for a supervisor and (as you mentioned) politely offering to pay the name change fee, pointing out it will likely help me become a continued customer etc but not the fare difference. Really comes down to who you speak to.

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        braddsey on 15/12/2016 - 22:41

        +1

        @hypie: Thai Airways won't do name change at all - they don't allow it.

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  Peck on 15/12/2016 - 22:56

  +1

  All Airlines are ripe for a good boot up the backside by the ACCC. But they are making lots of money out of their outrageous fees and no refund policies etc. And so they won't give those up easily. At least, now, AirAsia refunds taxes if you cancel/fail to take a flight (less a small fee)

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    hypie on 16/12/2016 - 14:58

    I agree with this completely, the type of stunts the travel industry pulls is ridiculous (airlines, hotels with their price beat policies etc).