Commencing 21 July,
Scoot will launch a brand new service operating
Narita - Bangkok (Don Mueang) - Singapore!
Tokyo, 17 May 2016: Narita International Airport Corporation(NAA) is delighted to announce that
Scoot (IATA code: TZ) will launch a new Tokyo (Narita) - Bangkok (Don Mueang) - Singapore service
as described below, commencing on 21 July 2016.
This will boost Scoot's Narita - Singapore operation to a double daily service. This new service will not
only tap into the booming demand for travel from Thailand and Singapore to Japan, it will also
provide another economic option for Japan outbound travelers to Bangkok and Singapore on the low
cost carrier and offer another convenient choice for excursion travel, taking in Taipei to which Scootalready operates.
For Narita Airport, which now has 60 flights a week operated by 5 carriers to Bangkok, its mostpopular destination in South East Asia, the new Scoot service will add a greater level of convenience,bringing the total number of flights to Bangkok to 67 a week (10 a day) operated by 6 carriers.
With yet one more addition to Narita's extensive network, why not take advantage of thisunparalleled choice of air transport operations.
For more information, please refer to the Scoot website (http://www.flyscoot.com).

■ Airline： Scoot■ Start-up date ： 21 July 2016
■ Destinations ： Tokyo (Narita) – Bangkok (Don Mueang) – Singapore <New Service>■ Aircraft： B787-8■ Schedule: Daily service
FlightOutbound
TZ291

Day of week
Tue.- Sun.

Departure

ArrivalDeparture

Arrival

NaritaBangkok

Bangkok

Singapore

10:00

13:50

15:50

Mon
Day of week
Mon.
Inbound

TZ292

19:30
Departure

ArrivalDeparture

ArrivalSingapore

Bangkok

Bangkok（※）

Narita（※）

21:20

22:40

0:55

9:00Wed. and Fri.
Sun

19:15

23:30
22:00

Tue., Thu., Sat.

All times are local times.
※The next day*Subject to relevant governments approval.

23:35
23:45

＜Provided by Scoot ＞

NEWS RELEASEFor Immediate Release

17 May 2016

Sawadee Khrup, Tokyo!
Singapore – Fresh from chalking up its first ever full-year profit for financial year 2015/16 last
week, Asia/Pacific’s Best Low Cost Airline1 for two years running will soon Scoot to Tokyo
via Bangkok!
From 20 July, Scoot’s daily Singapore-Bangkok-Tokyo services will offer guests anopportunity to sample the famed and well-loved cuisines of both Thailand and Japan in one
itinerary. Style aficionados can also enjoy a plethora of diverse shopping options, ranging
from on-trend threads with an ethnic twist in the City of Angels to the exhilarating andconstantly evolving subculture fashions of Japan.
Scoot’s CEO, Mr Campbell Wilson, said: “Scoot is excited to connect three very exciting andiconic Asian cities. Bangkok and Tokyo have always ranked among Singaporeans’ topvacation spots, and there is now no reason why they can’t hit up both cities in one trip! Weare also eyeing the increasing demand for travel between Thailand and Japan.”“With our all-787 Dreamliner fleet – a world’s first, we can offer guests on this route
improved humidity and cabin pressurization, ample overhead compartment space, inflight
Wi-Fi, and in-seat power throughout the aircraft. Coupled with our wide range of productcustomisation options, guests can enjoy unbeatable value for their travels,” he added.
With this new route, Scoot’s services to Tokyo will double from the present daily service via
Taipei to twice daily – once via Taipei and once via Bangkok. Aside from Tokyo, Scoot also
flies six times a week to Osaka in Japan and has recently announced that it would becommencing three-times weekly services to Sapporo via Taipei from 1 October. Scoot will
also soon launch services to India – daily to Chennai and three times weekly to Amritsarfrom 24 May (rising to four times weekly from July), and three times weekly to Jaipur from 2October.
Scoot’s existing Singapore-Bangkok return service TZ302/301 will be re-numbered to1 Scoot was awarded Best Low Cost Airline Asia/Pacific for 2016 in the Airline Excellence Awards by

AirlineRatings.com, for the second year running.

TZ292/291 Singapore-Bangkok-Tokyo return. Flight schedule details for TZ292/291 areoutlined below. For the most updated schedules, please visit flyscoot.com.

Scoot Flight Schedule for Singapore-Bangkok-Tokyo services (Effective 20 July 2016)

SectorSingapore - Bangkok

Bangkok - Tokyo

SectorTokyo - Bangkok
Bangkok - Singapore

Singapore – Bangkok – Tokyo (TZ292)
Departure (hr) Arrival (hr)Frequency
2200
2330
Wednesday, Friday
2200
2345
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
2200
2335
Sunday2120
2240
Monday0055 (+1)
0900 (+1)
DailyTokyo – Bangkok – Singapore (TZ291)
Departure (hr) Arrival (hr)Frequency
1000
1350
Daily
1550
1915
Tuesday – Sunday1550
1930
MondaySubject to government and regulatory approvals.
All times listed in local. +1 refers to arrival on the next day.
***About Scoot™
Scoot™, the low-cost, medium-haul arm of the Singapore Airlines Group, has carried six million
guests since taking to the skies in June 2012. The world’s first all 787 Dreamliner fleet operates
between Singapore and Sydney, Gold Coast, Bangkok, Taipei, Tokyo, Tianjin, Shenyang, Nanjing,
Qingdao, Seoul, Hong Kong, Perth, Osaka, Kaohsiung, Hangzhou, Melbourne, Guangzhou andJeddah. Scoot provides – in addition to fantastic value airfares – a safe, reliable and contemporary
travel experience with a unique attitude – Scootitude™. Offering amenities including on-board Wi-Fi
Internet connectivity and in-seat power and the ability to redeem and accrue Singapore Airlines
KrisFlyer miles, Scoot was voted 2015-16 Best Low Cost Airline (Asia/Pacific) by AirlineRatings.com
and ranked in the Top 10 of the World’s Best Low-Cost Airlines in 2015 by Skytrax. Scoot ispassionate about changing the way people travel long distance. Book your tickets at FlyScoot.com orcontact our Call Centre. Find out more on FlyScoot.com, Facebook.com/FlyScoot,
Instagram.com/FlywithScoot or Weibo.com/Flyscoot.