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Scoot Return to Singapore $304 (Direct), Bangkok $281 (via Sin), Phuket $291, Kuala L. $241, Hong Kong $436, Greece $718 @ IWTF

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Scoot Return to Singapore $304 (Direct), Bangkok $281 (via Sin), Phuket $291, Kuala L. $241, Hong Kong $436, Greece $718 @ IWTF
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Store RepIWantThatFlight on 01/11/2023 - 07:44 iwantthatflight.com.au (2410 clicks)
Last edited 01/11/2023 - 21:57 by 3 other users

Huge Scoot Sale to Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Greece and more. Travel in February - May/24. Prices listed are for return flights and include carry on luggage only. Flights are direct to Singapore, all other destinations are via Singapore.

Note: The Scoot Airlines website (flyscoot.com) is one of the booking options in our results. So you can book directly with the airline by going through any of the links in our deal.

$304 Return Perth to Singapore Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
09/Mar 24/Mar $304 View Flight
09/Mar 23/Mar $304 View Flight
09/Mar 28/Mar $304 View Flight
09/Mar 27/Mar $304 View Flight
29/Feb 28/Mar $304 View Flight
09/Mar 25/Mar $304 View Flight
09/Mar 26/Mar $304 View Flight
20/Feb 28/Feb $304 View Flight
20/Feb 27/Feb $304 View Flight
19/Feb 28/Feb $304 View Flight

$356 Return Melbourne to Singapore Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
16/Feb 29/Feb $356 View Flight
21/Feb 29/Feb $359 View Flight
21/Feb 28/Feb $359 View Flight
22/Feb 29/Feb $359 View Flight
22/Feb 28/Feb $361 View Flight
23/Feb 29/Feb $361 View Flight
23/Feb 28/Feb $365 View Flight
29/Feb 20/Mar $373 View Flight
28/Feb 20/Mar $373 View Flight
26/Feb 07/Mar $380 View Flight

$358 Return Sydney to Singapore Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
08/Feb 26/Feb $358 View Flight
07/Feb 25/Feb $358 View Flight
10/Feb 27/Feb $359 View Flight
20/Feb 27/Feb $365 View Flight
22/Feb 27/Feb $368 View Flight
20/Feb 26/Feb $369 View Flight
20/Feb 25/Feb $369 View Flight
21/Feb 26/Feb $369 View Flight
11/Feb 25/Feb $395 View Flight
10/Feb 25/Feb $395 View Flight

$281 Return Perth to Bangkok Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
21/Aug 12/Sep $281 View Flight
12/Mar 26/Mar $290 View Flight
12/Mar 25/Mar $290 View Flight
13/Mar 26/Mar $290 View Flight
05/Mar 19/Mar $290 View Flight
08/Mar 22/Mar $290 View Flight
08/Mar 21/Mar $290 View Flight
08/Mar 25/Mar $291 View Flight
10/Mar 23/Mar $291 View Flight
11/Mar 24/Mar $291 View Flight

$363 Return Melbourne to Bangkok Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
29/Feb 22/Mar $363 View Flight
27/Feb 07/Mar $364 View Flight
11/Mar 20/Mar $364 View Flight
16/Feb 27/Feb $364 View Flight
08/Apr 22/Apr $389 View Flight
06/Feb 05/Mar $391 View Flight
19/Mar 30/Mar $397 View Flight
13/Feb 27/Feb $403 View Flight
20/Feb 05/Mar $403 View Flight
27/Feb 12/Mar $403 View Flight

$387 Return Sydney to Bangkok Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
13/Mar 30/Mar $387 View Flight
04/Mar 17/Mar $387 View Flight
09/Mar 08/Apr $387 View Flight
10/Mar 24/Mar $387 View Flight
12/May 01/Jun $387 View Flight
09/Mar 24/Mar $387 View Flight
04/Mar 16/Mar $391 View Flight
04/Mar 15/Mar $392 View Flight
05/Mar 15/Mar $392 View Flight
04/Mar 14/Mar $393 View Flight

$291 Return Perth to Phuket Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
17/Apr 13/May $291 View Flight
05/Mar 19/Mar $292 View Flight
01/Aug 22/Aug $297 View Flight
10/May 21/May $297 View Flight
25/Feb 06/Mar $298 View Flight
25/Feb 05/Mar $298 View Flight
07/May 16/May $298 View Flight
06/May 15/May $298 View Flight
27/Feb 05/Mar $303 View Flight
24/Feb 01/Mar $303 View Flight

$361 Return Melbourne to Phuket Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
05/Mar 19/Mar $361 View Flight
28/Feb 20/Mar $361 View Flight
12/Feb 05/Mar $361 View Flight
11/Feb 09/Mar $361 View Flight
28/Feb 14/Mar $361 View Flight
02/Sep 12/Sep $367 View Flight
18/Mar 26/Mar $372 View Flight
12/Mar 19/Mar $372 View Flight
19/Mar 26/Mar $372 View Flight
24/Apr 02/May $372 View Flight

$389 Return Sydney to Phuket Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
20/Mar 03/Apr $389 View Flight
06/May 20/May $390 View Flight
06/May 19/May $390 View Flight
21/May 05/Jun $390 View Flight
05/May 20/May $391 View Flight
20/May 03/Jun $392 View Flight
24/Feb 04/Mar $395 View Flight
24/Feb 05/Mar $397 View Flight
24/Feb 03/Mar $400 View Flight
04/Mar 11/Mar $400 View Flight

$241 Return Perth to Kuala Lumpur Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
12/Feb 02/Mar $241 View Flight
08/Mar 17/Mar $245 View Flight
23/Jul 05/Aug $252 View Flight
22/Jul 04/Aug $269 View Flight
08/Mar 22/Mar $278 View Flight
11/Feb 25/Feb $278 View Flight
25/Feb 10/Mar $278 View Flight
28/Feb 13/Mar $278 View Flight
29/Feb 14/Mar $278 View Flight
02/Mar 16/Mar $278 View Flight

$380 Return Sydney to Kuala Lumpur Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
11/Nov 19/Nov $380 View Flight
11/Feb 25/Feb $415 View Flight
03/Mar 17/Mar $415 View Flight
08/Mar 22/Mar $415 View Flight
10/Mar 24/Mar $415 View Flight
20/Feb 05/Mar $415 View Flight
25/Feb 10/Mar $415 View Flight
05/Mar 19/Mar $415 View Flight
12/Mar 26/Mar $415 View Flight
19/Mar 02/Apr $415 View Flight

$385 Return Melbourne to Kuala Lumpur Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
14/Feb 28/Feb $385 View Flight
15/Feb 29/Feb $385 View Flight
22/Feb 07/Mar $385 View Flight
26/Feb 11/Mar $385 View Flight
28/Feb 13/Mar $385 View Flight
29/Feb 14/Mar $385 View Flight
03/Mar 17/Mar $385 View Flight
04/Mar 18/Mar $385 View Flight
06/Mar 20/Mar $385 View Flight
07/Mar 21/Mar $385 View Flight

$436 Return Perth to Hong Kong Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
19/Feb 15/Mar $436 View Flight
07/Feb 21/Feb $481 View Flight
11/Feb 25/Feb $481 View Flight
19/Feb 04/Mar $481 View Flight
03/Mar 17/Mar $481 View Flight
08/Mar 22/Mar $481 View Flight
22/Apr 06/May $481 View Flight
23/Apr 07/May $481 View Flight
25/Apr 09/May $481 View Flight
26/Apr 10/May $481 View Flight

$500 Return Melbourne to Hong Kong Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
23/Apr 08/May $500 View Flight
25/Apr 08/May $504 View Flight
30/Apr 07/May $510 View Flight
11/Mar 18/Mar $511 View Flight
23/Apr 07/May $570 View Flight
28/Apr 12/May $570 View Flight
05/May 19/May $570 View Flight
07/May 21/May $570 View Flight
12/May 26/May $570 View Flight
14/May 28/May $570 View Flight

$566 Return Sydney to Hong Kong Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
05/Mar 12/Mar $566 View Flight
25/Feb 03/Mar $566 View Flight
25/Feb 10/Mar $600 View Flight
05/Mar 19/Mar $600 View Flight
12/Mar 26/Mar $600 View Flight
09/May 23/May $600 View Flight
16/May 30/May $600 View Flight
11/Feb 25/Feb $600 View Flight
21/Feb 06/Mar $600 View Flight
24/Feb 09/Mar $600 View Flight

$718 Return Perth to Athens Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
13/Feb 26/Feb $718 View Flight
13/Feb 01/Mar $718 View Flight
13/Feb 28/Feb $793 View Flight
13/Feb 11/Mar $793 View Flight
13/Feb 13/Mar $793 View Flight
13/Feb 21/Feb $843 View Flight
13/Feb 06/Mar $843 View Flight
13/Feb 15/Mar $843 View Flight
12/Feb 26/Feb $853 View Flight
12/Feb 28/Feb $853 View Flight

$813 Return Melbourne to Athens Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
12/Feb 06/Mar $813 View Flight
12/Feb 28/Feb $814 View Flight
11/Mar 31/Mar $876 View Flight
12/Feb 08/Mar $891 View Flight
12/Feb 11/Mar $891 View Flight
12/Feb 13/Mar $891 View Flight
12/Feb 04/Mar $951 View Flight
04/Mar 18/Mar $961 View Flight
04/Mar 20/Mar $961 View Flight
04/Mar 15/Mar $961 View Flight

$912 Return Sydney to Athens Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
11/Mar 18/Mar $912 View Flight
21/May 09/Jun $968 View Flight
04/Mar 11/Mar $983 View Flight
07/May 15/May $988 View Flight
02/Mar 20/Mar $1035 View Flight
08/Apr 22/Apr $1036 View Flight
06/May 20/May $1062 View Flight
04/Mar 18/Mar $1062 View Flight
11/Mar 25/Mar $1062 View Flight
07/May 22/May $1062 View Flight

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  • jizmo on 01/11/2023 - 08:13

    Thanks, Anna PailofShit and Elmer Fudd for Scoot bailing out of the Gold Coast, blocking competition from Qantas. Just what the people all needed.

    • whyisave on 01/11/2023 - 08:27

      People get the government they deserve.

    • AircraftFreight on 01/11/2023 - 09:09
      +5

      I don’t know what you’re on about. Australia has allowed increased flights for Singapore airlines into Australia. And besides because Gold Coast is a second tier city in Australia any foreign carrier can fly unlimited services into GC.

      So many airlines used to run services into these second tier cities and they all pulled out because it’s unprofitable. Garudas A330 service into Townsville lasted for a month.

      • TexasVujicic on 01/11/2023 - 11:31
        +1

        Garuda running a whole ass A330 for Townsville is crazy wtf. they would barely get a 737 working.

        • AircraftFreight on 01/11/2023 - 11:50
          +1

          2015 was the last commercially serviced date when Jetstar operated A320s to Bali. (ADF pushed JQ to end it - even though it was full year around)
          2013 that Garuda A330 service was a charter by the Indonesian Govt but also had commercial seats going, however it become not commercially viable after the charter ended, Garuda went in alone and axed it a month later.
          Before 1995, Cairns didnt exist and airlines such as Cathay Pacific, JAL, ANZ ect operated into Townsville with destinations in North America and Asia.

          As it stands, Townsville's International Terminal is still used, often for charters (MEL-LAX may not be avail so MEL-TSV-LAX is common), government flights and international general aviation (when YBCS is not avail)

          And there are talks of a Newcastle - Townsville - Denpasar route on the tables for the ADF blokes.

    • Flying Ace on 01/11/2023 - 09:42
      +1

      What are you on about - if there was enough demand they would still be flying here. People whinge and moan but don't back up their complaints with actual patronage, so the service was lost.

      • MITM on 01/11/2023 - 15:05

        Tiger Scoot and Air AsiaX - all competing out of GC. Not enough room for all. At least the best remains - though that Scoot GC - Europe was a good option.

        • Nand0sx on 01/11/2023 - 23:34

          Tiger is scoot

    • Miso on 01/11/2023 - 11:22

      Singapore and AU have an open skies agreement. Scoot can run as many flights as they want to as many ports as they want.

      They just choose not to

      • AircraftFreight on 01/11/2023 - 11:53
        +1

        That just allows for the airline to run services into a certain country.
        Singapore was fighting to get top tier slots in SYD and MEL (A380 compatible gates, gates close near to SQ infrastructure and meets their times for onward connecting flights or optimal arrival times for pax) - it took them a while but now they can actually fulfill their operational needs.

  • DustyAfternoon on 01/11/2023 - 08:15
    +15

    I should stop looking at these. They just make me sad about how much we spend on Christmas break flights.

    • Banana Jam on 01/11/2023 - 08:32
      +3

      Right. I paid $1500 return to KL AirAsia on this Christmas!!

    • gviddy on 02/11/2023 - 12:54
      +1

      Oh how I agree. I've paid $2.2k to fly Melb/Bangkok and back. For NYE.

  • guppyshmuck on 01/11/2023 - 08:37
    +2

    TY going to Kuala Lumpur in May now for $920 (2 adults) yay!

    • Charlie Dont Surf on 01/11/2023 - 10:26

      How long is your stopover in Singapore for each leg?

      • guppyshmuck on 01/11/2023 - 10:51
        +1

        ~ 2 hours

        • Charlie Dont Surf on 01/11/2023 - 11:08

          That's very good. Long stopovers via Perth the last time I checked the PER-KUL route.

  • jimmyj316 on 01/11/2023 - 08:43
    +9

    Never again with Scoot.

    They cancelled our flight to Europe after we were through security in Melbourne. We then got ourselves to Europe on another airline after Scoot said we wouldn't get there for another 3 days. Once we'd arrived, Scoot emailed and said we were a no show for our original flight so they cancelled our return flight. Customer service was a joke through the entire process with the "investigation" to take 21 business days.

    Currently out of pocket over $10k for our original Scoot flights + the flights we ended up needing to book to get to and from Europe. Still waiting on a refund from Scoot.

    • SummerZero on 01/11/2023 - 08:49

      Does travel insurance cover any of that?

      • jimmyj316 on 01/11/2023 - 08:57
        +3

        Waiting to hear back about that still. Had a night of lost accommodation that we are trying to recover as well.

    • AircraftFreight on 01/11/2023 - 09:07
      -1

      Why didn’t you just charge back the transaction?

  • CarlosSpicywein3r on 01/11/2023 - 08:58
    +1

    The checked luggage costs from Melbourne to Hong Kong……… $202.99 EACH WAY!!!!!!

    • AircraftFreight on 01/11/2023 - 09:07
      +1

      Well it’s a LCC…. What did you expect?

      • onl97 on 01/11/2023 - 10:02

        Well…I reasonably expect total costs with checked luggage should be lower than non-LCC’s. Otherwise it’s meaningless to choose LCC, rather I will just buy flight tickets from Cathay Pacific or Qantas.

        • TexasVujicic on 01/11/2023 - 11:32
          +2

          maybe some people just dont need Checked baggage?

          • onl97 on 01/11/2023 - 12:55
            +1

            @TexasVujicic: “Some people don’t need checked baggage” is out of scope for this discussion. What it is discussed here is why the checked baggage cost for LCC is so expensive such that this makes no material differences between total air fare of a LCC against non-LCC

            • TexasVujicic on 02/11/2023 - 09:51

              @onl97: Because what leftover space they have in the luggage compartment is often used for freight, which assists in keeping it profitable.

              Or, if there is no freight to push, the less weight on the plane the better, and this calls for a much lower fuel burn.

    • wetsandwich on 01/11/2023 - 14:16
      +1

      Hmm I wonder why they're so cheap and how they make money..

  • altomic on 01/11/2023 - 09:16
    +5

    bring back GC flights ;(

  • Archi on 01/11/2023 - 09:26
    +1

    i remember way back when they launched in Australia and snagged their first sale fares to celebrate this occasion $69 one way to singapore

    we got 4 return flights for under $600 on a brand spanking new plane.

    those were the days,

    • MrUniqueName on 01/11/2023 - 09:37
      +1

      We got that deal as well! So good!

  • klrrider1 on 01/11/2023 - 09:31
    -1

    Never again with Scoot.

    All Scoot flights are through Singapore, frequently with a 12 hour wait there.

    Scoot charges like a wounded bull for checked in luggage, so a return flight is 4 sectors.

    4 X checked in luggage fees = a huge amount.

    • Flying Ace on 01/11/2023 - 09:43
      +6

      Well they are a Singapore-based carrier, so where else would they transit? Also it's low cost carrier, of course they're going to sting you for luggage.

    • TexasVujicic on 01/11/2023 - 11:33
      +2

      All Scoot flights are through Singapore,

      weird gripe to have a for a SIN based carrier?

      • CommuterPolluter on 01/11/2023 - 13:05
        +1

        How is “they don’t offer direct flights” a weird gripe?

        • TexasVujicic on 02/11/2023 - 09:47

          thats like getting shitty because cathay stop over in hong kong.

          Like Emirates stop in Dubai

          Like Qatar stop in Doha

          Like Singapore ALSO stops in Singapore.

          its a singapore carrier, part owned by singapore airlines. its gotta have a home base somewhere. they dont operate on a point to point venture because international it just isn't feasible as such.

          • CommuterPolluter on 02/11/2023 - 12:46
            +1

            @TexasVujicic: You’re mischaracterising it. The complaint is that the flights stop anywhere, not that they stop in Singapore.

            The alternative is that they’d be direct flights, which is preferable.

      • wetsandwich on 01/11/2023 - 14:18
        +1

        Well, its a major cost of time and money to have to stay in singapore for a night.

        I can pay $363 return to Thailand, but it would be a $50+ hotel in Singapore + food and transport. Plus I lose an entire day and also can't do much.

        Or I can wait for a Jetstar sale and basically pay the same, except leave Melbourne at lunch time and get to Thailand the same day while stuff is still open for a $2 dinner.

        • [Deactivated] on 02/11/2023 - 00:46
          +1

          It's similar with Singapore, every time I fly from Adelaide I've got like a 6 to 20 hour layover in Singapore

          That's why I'd rather fly with Qatar to Europe, literally a 2-hour layover. 22 hours total flight time

    • Almost Banned on 01/11/2023 - 12:00

      Firstly Singapore is a pretty good destination to transit through, and secondly Scoot has a 10kg carry-on allowance, more than many other LCCs, so unlesss you are going somewhere very cold or for an extended period you shouldn't need checked baggage.

  • whyisave on 01/11/2023 - 09:42
    +2

    12 hour wait there

    That's an incentive in itself :-D

    Spending any amount of transit time in Singapore
    is a bonus for me, especially when you have
    decent food options inside the airport, but landside.

  • coolc on 01/11/2023 - 10:11

    Add checked baggage and cost blow off

  • Stalker on 01/11/2023 - 11:29
    +1

    Thanks - Just booked a cheeky trip to Singapore for the wife's bday in Feb. ;)

    • MITM on 01/11/2023 - 14:59
      +1

      Name checks out

  • amaslam on 01/11/2023 - 11:33
    +7

    Just do a total cost including luggage. Just took Scoot last month and it was fine as I was expecting an LCC.

    Good:
    1. New plane, clean, left on time.
    2. Check-in and transfer was smooth
    3. Changi airport - always enjoy going through there. Even better if it wasn't middle of the night.

    Bad:
    1. Scrum and rush for boarding. 5 queues and no idea which one to be on.
    2. Food options. Basically the frozen food section in any Coles but triple the price, pretty small. Tough with little kids who don't anything with 'sauce' which is pretty much everything except instant noodles.
    3. Lack of free water and only 1 drink if you go on a 8+ hour flight. We did take our own water but their no outside food or drinks is enforced somewhat.

    Watch out for:
    1. No screens on their seatbacks so bring your own entertainment .
    2. No amenities unless you buy the comfort pack with mask, blanket. Bring your own. LCCs just give you a seat and a plane that moves (eventually). Everything else you buy

    If it was within $200 of a full-service airline ticket I would've taken the full-service but for my trip the full-service was $500 more (Phuket via Thai Airways). So saved the $2000 (4 pax) and put it towards the hotel.

    Wife's verdict: Liked 787 in the middle three of the 3-3-3 layout, found the A320 single airline a bit more closed in and didn't enjoy it. But end of the day everything went pretty smooth.

    We had a horror last year with Jetstar which would've been our choice this year otherwise. They're on our 'no fly' list until we start hearing good things again.

    • Wampus on 02/11/2023 - 15:24
      +1

      You just pretty much described my flight to Bali on Virgin, but mine was a crappier commuter plane

  • Almost Banned on 01/11/2023 - 12:01

    With cheaper flights transiting Singapore I wonder how many people would be willing to risk skip-lagging for a trip to Singapore.

    • montorola on 01/11/2023 - 17:31
      +1

      Username checks out lol

  • wetsandwich on 01/11/2023 - 14:20
    +2

    Damn, I like the price, but the Singapore stopover is a killer if you're trying to go somewhere else. I get it, people love the giant shopping center (airport), but I really dislike Singapore and/or spending Australian prices for junk food or hotels for 12 hours of wasted time. Easier to wait for a jetstar sale, despite their reputation they have been fine for me in the past.

  • wetsandwich on 01/11/2023 - 14:21

    Has anyone actually taken one of the Europe trips successfully? Is it worth the saving over a real airline?

    • ippy on 01/11/2023 - 17:15

      I've done Berlin to Sydney one way precovid with one piece of luggage. It was fine. I had spent 9 months travelling so was indeed saving some money but it was honestly fine. Just gotta bring your own entertainment. And yeah they will spot your maccas and bite your head off, but are better about it if you bring cold snacks. Would I do it again? Probably, but only if I was going to Athens or Berlin (or close to Berlin).

    • Redflanders on 02/11/2023 - 17:38
      +1

      Did Melbourne - Singapore - Athens return in 2019.
      Worked well in our favour, the 10kg carry on was enough so we didn't need check in (Greek Summer/Autumn so able to pack light clothing).

      Brought our own entertainment and pre-booked our meals. It worked out way cheaper than any other carrier. One plane (sorry don't know the models) was huge and the other a bit cosier (180cm, not much keg room). Planes seemed new and well maintained. Staff were great

  • Nand0sx on 01/11/2023 - 23:36

    Scoot is honestly the worst airline I have ever flown. I am saying that as someone who travels on 2-3 flights a week and have flown AirAsia X every week to KL for the last 6 months. AirAsia is better in almost every way.

    When scoot has sales AirAsia usually matches, book a better airline.

    • montorola on 02/11/2023 - 11:05

      Damn, I want your job where you get to travel internationally every week!!

      • Nand0sx on 03/11/2023 - 05:18

        All personal travel, I have AirAsia super so my flights are very cheap.

    • quickreactor on 02/11/2023 - 11:55

      Thank you for the heads up! What makes it so bad?

      • Nand0sx on 03/11/2023 - 05:18

        Access to drinking water is a big one. They charge $3SIN for 300ml and quite often you won't have access to your own because of the gate style at Singapore being security at the gate with no access to fill water after.

        They also banned taking your own food on board and I have seen first hand them deny boarding if you refused to bin your food. Again just to make money off of you.

        Australia arrivals are not organised and often you will be waiting at the gate for an aerobridge, I have waited for 3x over 30 minutes at PER this year for them to get staff for the aerobridge. They do not organise arrival at airports correctly.

        They have tried to deny boarding for me because apparently, I was not on my previous flight on my ticket. Questioning how I ended up in Singapore if I wasn't on the previous flight wasn't sufficient evidence according to them.

        • quickreactor on 07/11/2023 - 06:58

          Oh god that does sound awful. Will steer clear, thanks

    • gviddy on 02/11/2023 - 12:57
      +1

      Wow, I think I would go crazy if I was flying a low cost carrier airline every single week. Ouch!

  • ODoG on 02/11/2023 - 12:24

    Love the price and would be a good deal if travelling with a big family, But need to do a Long lay over in singapore and need to stay the night from Syd - BKK trip as an example

    Thanks for the share anyway

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