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Scoot Return Flights to Athens & Berlin from Perth $467, Gold Coast $563, Melbourne $564, Sydney $581 @ flightfinderau

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Scoot Return Flights to Athens & Berlin from Perth $467, Gold Coast $563, Melbourne $564, Sydney $581 @ flightfinderau
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Associatedflightfinderau on 03/06/2022 - 07:15 flights.flightfinderau.com (1021 clicks)
Last edited 03/06/2022 - 08:55

Destination: Athens & Berlin
Airline: Scoot
Valid Departure Dates: July to November 2022
Deal Expiry: Till Sold Out

ATHENS

Perth to Athens Flights from $467 Return.

12/Oct - 08/Nov $467
10/Oct - 08/Nov $467
21/Oct - 19/Nov $467
12/Oct - 12/Nov $467
17/Oct - 05/Nov $467
21/Oct - 08/Nov $467
21/Oct - 05/Nov $467
21/Oct - 12/Nov $467
20/Oct - 12/Nov $467
19/Oct - 12/Nov $467

Gold Coast to Athens Flights from $563 Return.

24/Oct - 01/Nov $563
31/Oct - 08/Nov $563
07/Nov - 15/Nov $563
14/Nov - 22/Nov $563
21/Nov - 29/Nov $563
15/Oct - 20/Oct $563
31/Oct - 05/Nov $563
07/Nov - 12/Nov $563
14/Nov - 19/Nov $563
21/Nov - 26/Nov $563

Melbourne to Athens Flights from $564 Return.

03/Nov - 29/Nov $564
16/Oct - 12/Nov $564
04/Oct - 01/Nov $564
03/Oct - 22/Oct $564
26/Oct - 12/Nov $564
31/Oct - 12/Nov $564
22/Oct - 05/Nov $567
21/Oct - 08/Nov $567
05/Oct - 22/Oct $567
07/Oct - 01/Nov $567

Sydney to Athens Flights from $581 Return.

09/Oct - 05/Nov $581
16/Oct - 12/Nov $581
09/Oct - 08/Nov $581
21/Oct - 03/Nov $581
12/Oct - 01/Nov $581
21/Oct - 08/Nov $581
17/Oct - 05/Nov $581
15/Oct - 03/Nov $581
21/Oct - 01/Nov $584
25/Oct - 05/Nov $584

BERLIN

Perth to Berlin Flights from $530 Return.

03/Nov - 20/Nov $530
01/Nov - 16/Nov $530
03/Nov - 23/Nov $530
01/Nov - 23/Nov $530
31/Oct - 16/Nov $533
07/Nov - 23/Nov $533
22/Oct - 09/Nov $533
22/Oct - 11/Nov $634
01/Nov - 18/Nov $634
07/Nov - 25/Nov $634

Gold Coast to Berlin Flights from $583 Return.

01/Nov - 27/Nov $583
25/Oct - 13/Nov $583
01/Nov - 20/Nov $583
25/Oct - 20/Nov $583
03/Nov - 20/Nov $583
08/Nov - 27/Nov $627
29/Oct - 20/Nov $627
05/Nov - 27/Nov $727
08/Nov - 04/Dec $727

Melbourne to Berlin Flights from $627 Return.

31/Oct - 20/Nov $627
07/Nov - 27/Nov $627
02/Nov - 23/Nov $627
31/Oct - 23/Nov $627
02/Nov - 25/Nov $627
24/Oct - 13/Nov $710
24/Oct - 11/Nov $710
07/Nov - 30/Nov $710
31/Oct - 13/Nov $754
05/Nov - 27/Nov $754

Sydney to Berlin Flights from $641 Return.

22/Oct - 09/Nov $641
25/Oct - 11/Nov $641
22/Oct - 11/Nov $641
25/Oct - 20/Nov $682
24/Oct - 20/Nov $682
25/Oct - 18/Nov $682
24/Oct - 18/Nov $682
22/Oct - 18/Nov $685
03/Nov - 18/Nov $685
03/Nov - 23/Nov $685

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  • Jessie Ryder on 03/06/2022 - 08:08
    +6

    Seems quite dodgy.

    "Upon checking with the airline, we were unable to book your seat for the chosen price. To book the seat the price is now ‪AU$ 98.98‬ higher than previously." Checked multiple
    dates and its adding the extra.

    Also, baggage, meals, entertainment is extra, it's not included as stated.

    • Eeples on 03/06/2022 - 08:12
      -2

      But you don’t book with ‘the airline’ you book with a 3rd party provider such as mytrip to get the cheaper price.

      • Jessie Ryder on 03/06/2022 - 08:15

        I did, that is the message mytrip.com gave, also states not included.

        • Eeples on 03/06/2022 - 08:17
          +1

          If you pay with MasterCard with mytrip you get the cheaper price. Click on the left book button.

          But, yes, luggage seems not to be included.

          Departure
          Wed 12 Oct 2022Scoot
          18:00 - 09:00 (20h)
          1
          PER Perth - ATH Athens
          Return
          Tue 8 Nov 2022Scoot
          10:55 - 20:15 (27h 20min)
          1
          ATH Athens - PER Perth

          Travel details
          Bags

          Personal item
          Personal item not included on this trip.
          Hand baggage
          1x10 kg included for all passengers
          Checked baggage
          No baggage selected
          Passenger 1, adult
          ‪AU$ 487.57‬
          Price per adult
          ‪AU$ 312.05‬
          Taxes & Fees
          ‪AU$ 175.52‬
          Total amount

          Subtotal
          ‪AU$ 487.57‬
          Discount depending on payment method (MASTERCARD)
          ‪-AU$ 23.17‬
          Payment options
          Amount to pay
          ‪AU$ 464.40‬

    • Associatedflightfinderau @ flightfinderau on 03/06/2022 - 08:55
      +1

      Thanks..corrected!

  • starspawn on 03/06/2022 - 08:28
    +2

    3.7K with baggage & food for my family of 4.

    4.7k with Singapore airlines for the same

    So basically 1k cheaper than a full service airline, not bad

    • Gobbo14 on 03/06/2022 - 08:31
      +19

      Interesting, I fall in the other side. $250 per passenger is absolutely worth going with the full service, especially for 20+ hours of flying

      • starspawn on 03/06/2022 - 08:34
        +3

        I mean I absolutely would choose Singapore too! just trying to show the Ozbargainer what the difference is =)

        • Gobbo14 on 03/06/2022 - 09:04
          +2

          I'm flying to Europe with Singapore in 1 month, with an 18 month old toddler.

          Terrified.

          • starspawn on 03/06/2022 - 09:58

            @Gobbo14: Nice - the weather will be great!

            Haha we had friends do Europe with their 1.5 year old in April, sounded challenging!

          • dtc on 03/06/2022 - 10:32
            +2

            @Gobbo14: I did it with an 18 month old…he refused to sleep until about 5 hours after Singapore. We had the bulkhead/cot but he was a bit too big and also wasnt too happy sitting still. We were probably the passengers that everyone else hates.

            But! We survived. Take an ipad and all the other distracting devices you have.

            Not sure what your plans are in Europe but be prepared for shorter and slower days and nap times etc. Some time in parks to just run around. Sometimes, if the kid is having hard time, you have to separate if you are travelling with your partner eg one of you goes into the church and has a look while the other cares for the kid outside, then swap. Its all doable, just be flexible and dont have a too packed schedule.

            Having a bub gets you a lot of brownie points in some countries (we were in Italy, turn up with a baby and you are fussed over in restaurants and hotels) so its not all bad

            Take a light weight stroller (or buy one when you arrive - but having one is good, I walked miles around Singapore airport during the stop over). Most airlines will let you take it on as hand luggage.

            Good luck

            • Gobbo14 on 03/06/2022 - 11:10

              @dtc: I really appreciate the tips!

              We'll definitely get a portable pram, and our boy is super active so we fully expect him to just run around in parks.

              Fortunately we're in Italy first, and then heading to France.

              We also have a bulkhead/cot - in worried it will be a little small for him to sleep in but we'll see. He's not a huge kid.

              One question I do have though - sleeping arrangements in hotel rooms. In some places (Venice) we're all staying in a single room. How did you find that? I'm not sure what me and my partner would do from 8pm.onwards after the boy has gone to bed. Maybe go to a restaurant 100 metres away and watch him on a baby monitor perhaps?

              • endolphin on 03/06/2022 - 12:49

                @Gobbo14: Not to sound insensitive, but what motivated you to go to Europe with a baby? A wedding or special event, perhaps? That I could understand.

                It all just sounds extremely compromised

                • dtc on 03/06/2022 - 16:02

                  @endolphin: Travelling with an 18 month old is easier, strangely enough, than with a 3 or 4 year old (and cheaper). For a start you can strap an 18 month old in a pram and keep them under control and also not exhausted after an hour.

                  If you dont travel when they are 18 months, chances are you wont travel until they are 6 or 7 - and if you are going to somewhere like Europe where a lot of walking around is involved, probably you want them to be even a bit older. Of course, maybe not travelling for 7 years (or longer if you have more children) is fine for some; but other people still want to travel.

                  The only other option (which I did as well) is to have the parents travel separately on their own holidays.

                  Its a compromise against the trip where you are up at 7am, go sight seeing for 15 hours straight and then have dinner and hit the bars. Its not a compromise from going to work, catching the bus home and slothing in front of TV. Travelling with kids has compromises vs no kids; but you are still travelling. Which is better than not travelling.

              • dtc on 03/06/2022 - 15:57

                @Gobbo14: Sleeping - we had a portable fold up cot (one of those super compact ones that you set up as a tent) and put that on the floor.

                In terms of eating, we just ate early and went to bed early and got up a bit earlier. Sometimes we had 'meal in room', bought bread and bits and pieces from a deli and made up dinner; we would have lunch as the main meal. If your kid is a good sleeper in the pram you can take him out but, yes, you wont be doing much at night. Read a book (take some of those clip on book lights), watch something on the ipad/laptop.

                • Gobbo14 on 03/06/2022 - 18:56

                  @dtc: Awesome, thanks.

                  We got a similar thing. It's called the joovy gloo.

                  I think we'll need to bring some headphones for watching shows in bed while the baby is sleeping in the same room 🤣

                  Books too!

                  • dtc on 04/06/2022 - 10:32

                    @Gobbo14: A kindle is worthwhile (or kobo).

      • 1st-Amendment on 03/06/2022 - 10:07

        $250 per passenger is absolutely worth going with the full service, especially for 20+ hours of flying

        Depends on what you are getting for $250 doesn't it?

        If 'full service' means a $15 meal and $30 worth of baggage then no.

        The last time I flew Scoot I upgraded to the 'yellow seats' for $15 which had extra pitch, so was the equivalent of premium economy. That beats any 'full service' economy seat IMO.

        • hypie on 03/06/2022 - 10:30

          Given the flights are on 787 dreamliners.. I agree completely!

        • starspawn on 03/06/2022 - 11:04
          +1

          'full service' means I can keep asking for drinks the whole way and on a 12+hour flight that's important for me these days.

        • Gobbo14 on 03/06/2022 - 11:13

          This is true.. some people aren't very demanding.

          I'll be travelling with a toddler so… The best service possible

          • hypie on 03/06/2022 - 11:23
            +1

            @Gobbo14: I did the Singapore to JFK flight… definitely premium economy minimum for that.

        • itshammer on 03/06/2022 - 20:53

          Just need $12.50 hour benefit

          So that can be food, legroom, comfort, flight not cancelled etc

  • CR-7 on 03/06/2022 - 08:34

    Great price but on the cost of nothing other than a seat to sit on + 20 hours of transit in Singapore which need to be aware of.
    Would work for anyone being on a tight budget for sure.
    Thanks for posting.

    • 1st-Amendment on 03/06/2022 - 10:11
      +1

      nothing other than a seat to sit on

      What else is there? A meal and a screen? Scoot meals are about $15 and I always bring my own books and entertainment. I don't get what people think they are getting with 'full service' that is worth paying $hundreds more for?

  • Franconian on 03/06/2022 - 08:41
    +3

    I recently flew with them from MEL to BER without any add ons. Flight times were pretty good, only about an hour stop over in SIN. Had dinner before my Melbourne flight and filled up a water bottle at the airport after security.
    It is a low cost carrier and seats aren't very comfy.
    Carry on allowance is up to 10kg.

    I would fly with them again if the price was right. I paid $629 return.

    • sween64 on 03/06/2022 - 09:31

      How’d you manage in Europe without an checked baggage? Are you an ultra light packer? Did you buy/have stuff in Europe? Were you on there for a few days?

      • INFIDEL on 03/06/2022 - 10:10
        +3

        Have regularly flown since 2010 with only carry on for up to 3 months (including UK).
        Am no longer young, just like the freedom & flexibility of travel light.

        Easier in warmer weather. So Greece would be great.

        Buy essentials there, leave some old clothes behind on return & bring clothes bought there back as souvenirs.

        Have written about it in other Deals over years.

        • sween64 on 03/06/2022 - 11:12

          I’m heading to NZ in Aug/Sept for 2 weeks and it’ll likely be cold so not the best time to attempt it. I might do a trial pack out of curiosity but with headphones, iPad, Kobo, chargers, water bottle. I have too many comforts that I’m not sure I’d be willing to give up.

          • INFIDEL on 03/06/2022 - 12:49

            @sween64: Take thermals - easily hidden under normal clothes. (I'm wearing them today to the shops!)

            They pack light, small, & dry quickly (overnight).

            I travel with 1 set just in case, 2 sets for cold as can double up. Never needed 3 sets, even hiking for 12d in snow in mountains in Tas. Nice & warm.

            Wear fleeces, jacket, boots, bulky heavy items on board. Then remove to get comfie for flight. Phone, power bank, waterbottle, etc goes in jacket pockets! Laptop etc goes in padded bag with rest of clothes, or simply carried.

            I always take an anti-bacterial treated face washer (from Kathmandu sale) to dry myself, rather than bulky towel. Ring out the water - works great & dries very quick. A wet towel is a problem when travelling. Handy to carry to wash face in hot weather, etc.

            Bought thermal long top & bottom from Karhmandu in November for $4.50 with $20 voucher!

            Also bought $130 Merino LS tops for $15 with $20 voucher then. Feel & look great!
            Both are on Clearance now, but dearer.

            Just choose what you are comfortable with.
            Have fun.

            • sween64 on 03/06/2022 - 22:42

              @INFIDEL: Thanks.

              Also,

              It's a tough galaxy. If you want to survive, you've gotta know…where your towel is.

              • INFIDEL on 03/06/2022 - 22:46
                +1

                @sween64: Always appreciate a Douglas Adams line. Interviewed him long ago.

                • sween64 on 03/06/2022 - 23:05

                  @INFIDEL: What? When? How? Can I consume your interview?

                  • INFIDEL on 04/06/2022 - 08:50
                    +2

                    @sween64: Convinced his publicist my interview would be unlike any other on his publicity tour for "The Long Dark Tea-time of the Soul". Radio stations wanted interviews, but seems only ABC TV (7.30) & I got interviews in Brisbane.

                    Was staff trainer for my Uni on Macs (DNA's favourite), Uni's consultant in use of computers (in research etc), & lectured there in writing on computers.
                    Not bad without a degree - as a 3rd year Uni part-time student with my own student newspaper.

                    So a major coup for me. My particular interest was in the writing process, as assisted authors & ran play & creativity workshops.

                    Major condition was NO questions about "Hitchhiker" series! Met him at his Hotel. Was surprised he was such a big man - tall! Took the limo to the ABC & had a good interview. His fans were jealous seeing me get out of his limo & shaking hands. Another normal day back then. Very memorable!

                    (Formerly known as The Infidel)

      • 1st-Amendment on 03/06/2022 - 10:14
        +2

        How’d you manage in Europe without an checked baggage?

        I've been a few times, all 4 -5 week trips with 7kg carry-on only. If you are going in summer, you only need 3 x shorts, 5 x undies, t-shirts, and socks, and toiletries. 7kg is easy, and makes transit through local flights and trains a breeze.

        • INFIDEL on 03/06/2022 - 10:21
          +1

          Love arriving & not waiting for baggage!
          Up to 4wks is easiest. But have done months in UK.

          Knowing what to take (like you suggest) takes experience. My first trip to UK with the 30kg that airline included in fare - was an agony! 3 months - lugging it around. Many things were never used! Never again!

    • Windows7forever on 03/06/2022 - 09:43
      -1

      Did you have to pay for any PCR testing?

      • Icecold5000 on 03/06/2022 - 10:39

        Do your own research

    • starspawn on 03/06/2022 - 10:05

      If I was 21 and single again, I would do it in a heartbeat.

      But after all my years travelling, I just couldn't do it again (I have a family now!)

      Well done though for doing it! Such a cheap price for Australia to Europe!

  • bigBoiMike on 03/06/2022 - 09:04

    Any deals to Europe leaving August and returning September?

  • KhevaKins on 03/06/2022 - 11:36

    What are the chances of extending the stay to athens for the same price?

  • Storm on 03/06/2022 - 14:57

    You have to stay a month in Greece to get this return flight deal?

  • matttgr on 03/06/2022 - 19:31

    Don't ever book via mytrip. Worst experience. Because of them I'm never gonna use travel agency again.

  • wizko on 07/06/2022 - 16:26

    Can we mark this deal expired. All the ones I've tested from Perth seem to be $800-1000.

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